Winged introduces your kids to literary classics as a cute platformer, out now

In the age of smartphones and tablets, where streaming and gaming dominate, introducing children to the world of classic literature can feel like an uphill battle. However, a new auto-runner platformer called Winged, developed by Sorara Game Studio in collaboration with Druzina Content, offers a fresh and exciting way to spark an interest in reading among kids.

Winged is an engaging auto-runner platformer available on both iOS and Android devices. The game follows the adventures of Ruth, a winged protagonist who navigates through enchanting worlds inspired by timeless children's literature. As players guide Ruth, they collect pages from classic books, unlocking new realms to explore and excerpts from famous literary works to read.

With 50 stages spread across five maps, Winged immerses players in environments inspired by literary giants such as Alice Through the Looking Glass and the Arabian Nights. In addition, players can unlock and enjoy excerpts from beloved stories like Don Quixote, Peter Pan, and Jack and the Beanstalk between levels, making the game both an adventure and a literary journey.

Winged marks Druzina Content's first solo game venture, spotlighting their commitment to female protagonism with Ruth as the lead character. Beyond its literary focus, the game is designed to be a family-friendly experience, encouraging parents and children to play and learn together.

While it remains to be seen whether Winged will cultivate a lifelong love for reading, it undoubtedly offers a fun and interactive way for families to engage with classic literature. Available in multiple languages on both iOS and Android, there's every reason to give Winged a try.

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