Ready To play some games

Are you ready to become a VISY enviromaniac? Play the games in this site that are linked to a fun study module at school, learn how to look after the environment and make the world a better place.

Enjoy the fun of games, while you learn the skills and new ways of living to pass onto others, which will help us all enjoy a brighter future.

Top Games

Chris Judd's Game Tips

Chris Judd is here to help you through each of the games! For each game, he will give you a top tip that will help you get an even bigger score!

By becoming an Enviromaniac, you not only get to make your very own character, you'll also be able to keep track of your highest game scores and earn cool enviromaniac awards!

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All Time Highscore

Top 10 Players

1	sc8ter	1,006,310
2	Simon Tran 7F	463,350
3	Iamalex	359,550
4	Jo JO	326,620
5	samm	316,210
6	six TH	315,720
7	Jason	302,610
8	MRS TORY	302,030
9	jason4245	294,830
10	jacko 6	280,320

Top 10 Schools

1	Radoll Home School, Bungendore, New South Wales, Australia	238,920
2	St Josephs Catholic Primary School, Narrabeen, New South Wales, Australia	161,180
3	Springvale South Primary School, Springvale South, Victoria, Australia	144,147
4	Upper Mt Gravatt State School, Upper Mt Gravatt, Queensland, Australia	141,653
5	Immanuel College, Novar Gardens, South Australia, Australia	138,490
6	Arden Anglican School, Beecroft, New South Wales, Australia	136,140
7	Chatham Public School, Taree, New South Wales, Australia	124,985
8	St John Bosco College, Engadine, New South Wales, Australia	124,390
9	Harristown State High School, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia	124,330
10	Coombabah Secondary College, Coombabah, Queensland, Australia	121,950

Achievements and Awards

Through playing each of the games and achieving particular results, you can earn Enviropoints and win awards. Each of the awards is specific to a game, and some can be won multiple times. Rollover to see how to win each of these awards!

By using greywater, the wastewater from your washing machine, shower, bath and basins, instead of our precious fresh water for outdoor purposes, your household could save up to 50,000 litres of drinking water every year – or around 400 litres per day!