In the era of smartphones and tablets, where streaming and gaming dominate, introducing your kids to the classics of literature can seem like a daunting task. However, Winged, a new auto-runner platformer from Sorara Game Studio and Druzina Content, offers a fresh approach to spark an interest in reading among young audiences.
Winged invites players into a captivating world where the protagonist, Ruth, uses her wings to navigate through stages inspired by iconic children's literature. As players guide Ruth, they collect pages from these classics, unlocking new worlds to explore and books to delve into. This innovative gameplay not only makes for an exciting gaming experience but also serves as an educational tool, introducing children to timeless stories.
With 50 stages spread across five maps, Winged draws inspiration from literary masterpieces such as Alice Through the Looking Glass and the Arabian Nights. Moreover, the game features unlockable excerpts from renowned works like Don Quixote, Peter Pan, and Jack and the Beanstalk, providing brief but enriching reading opportunities between levels.
Flying high Winged marks Druzina Content's inaugural solo game, highlighting their commitment to female protagonism through the character of Ruth. The game aims to be a family-friendly experience, fostering shared moments of fun and learning among all family members.
While it remains to be seen whether Winged will cultivate a lasting passion for reading in its young players, it undoubtedly offers an enjoyable way for children and parents to engage with literature. Available on both iOS and Android in multiple languages, Winged is accessible to a wide audience, making it an excellent option for families looking to blend entertainment with education.
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