The aim of the project was to promote youngsters' interest and understanding of European issues, for example, multiculturalism, youth unemployment in Europe, the risks and benefits of globalization, using a non-formal education approach, and alternative teaching methods (the concept of breakout games). During the implementation of the project, it was planned that youngsters working in international teams would create breakout games that thematically would be related to the current socio-political processes and events in Europe. It was planned that the creation of the breakout games would develop youngsters' collaborative skills, creative and critical thinking, and problem-solving skills, which are defined as a prerequisite for qualitative education in the European level. It was also planned that within the project, youngsters would create tasks and narrative for their own breakout games, which could also draw the attention of the general public to the issues that are relevant to youngsters at the European level.