Extraverse is a mobile and web-based chat game where users customise avatars, connect via geolocation, and explore mood-based chat rooms. Inspired by Gen Z platforms like Reddit and Twitter (X), it offers an interactive, moderated and visually engaging metaverse beyond text-based networks. The goal is to chat, meet others, and relax in a virtual space that connects the Extra brand with well-being. A game chew chill & play!

In Extraverse, users enter a themed universe based on their mood, exploring interactive maps with NPCs and props.  As players move through the environment, the map expands, revealing new areas. The Oracle is always accessible via an icon in the lower-right corner to bring the player to a different map.

Public Infrastructure is a movement that emerged from Lisbon’s civil society. It advocates for the reactivation of the city’s basic public infrastructure that once functioned well, including: clean and free public toilets; access to drinking water through fountains and public taps; and access to urban furniture in public squares, such as park benches.

Based on this scope, the project developed the movement’s visual identity (logo) and proposed communication strategies for social media and, most importantly, public space interventions – the main approach used by the organisers. These include actions like installing temporary toilets and placing water bottles for handwashing in public areas.

The project identified that the core concept of the identity lies in the trio: the right to water, the right to public toilets, and the right to places to sit. The notion of absence is also central, reflecting what the movement stands against – the lack of these essential public services.