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

In today's digital age, where smartphones and tablets dominate, getting your kids interested in classic literature can feel like a daunting task. However, Winged, a new auto-runner platformer developed by Sorara Game Studio in partnership with Druzina Content, offers a unique solution to introduce children to the joys of reading.

Winged is an engaging auto-runner where players control Ruth, a winged protagonist who navigates through beautifully crafted worlds inspired by timeless children's literature. As players progress, they collect pages that not only unlock new worlds to explore but also provide access to excerpts from renowned literary works.

With 50 stages spread across five maps and ten books, Winged immerses players in environments inspired by classics like Alice Through the Looking Glass and The Arabian Nights. Between levels, players can delve into excerpts from masterpieces such as Don Quixote, Peter Pan, and Jack and the Beanstalk, making the game a delightful blend of adventure and education.

Flying high - Winged marks Druzina Content's first standalone game, emphasizing female protagonism through its main character, Ruth. The game is designed to be a family-friendly experience, encouraging shared playtime and enjoyment among all family members.

Winged presents an innovative approach to introducing children to literary classics. While it's uncertain whether it will spark a lifelong love for reading, it undoubtedly promises a fun and interactive experience for both kids and parents. Available on both iOS and Android platforms in multiple languages, there's every reason to give Winged a try.

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