The Province of Spain has launched “Moción. Mira más allá”, the first Jesuit-developed video game that blends entertainment with Ignatian depth. Conceived for young people discerning their path in life, the game invites players to reflect on a central question: “And you—how do you make the decisions that shape your life?” Mixing Ignatian spirituality with science fiction and cosmic physics, Moción aims to offer young people a digital experience that unites creativity, discernment, and faith. With the release of its new website, mocionplay.app, the project reaches a major milestone in a development process that has taken several years.

A New Ignatian Adventure Game for Young People

Moción. Mira más allá is an RPG-style mobile adventure in which players follow Samuel, a university student who discovers a mysterious pair of glasses in his grandfather’s trunk. Through them, he begins to see impossible realities—an opening to a journey of questions, choices, and deeper meaning. The game invites players to explore their own discernment as Samuel navigates his.

Developed by Serjesuita (the Province’s Vocations Office), the game is the fruit of a three-year intersectoral and interinstitutional collaboration. More than 230 students from nearly twenty vocational and university centres—part of EDUCSI, UNIJES, and institutions beyond the Society—contributed to its development. Their work spans 3D design, programming, voice recording, music composition, and creative direction.

The team aims to publish the game by the end of the 2025–26 academic year on platforms such as Google Play (Android) and the App Store (Apple).
The new website already offers a first trailer, project information, and links to Instagram and TikTok, where followers can track the development journey. A mailing list is also available for updates on the official release.