Educational video game for children that included more than 60 mini-games directly related to different school subjects, through a story that invited children to play while they learned.
Available in Spanish, English, German and French, the game also included a multi-language option to invite children to practice a foreign language.
Freedom Factory Studios was a spanish video game development studio based in Madrid, Madrid, founded in 2007. Closed in 2014.
As a development studio it has developed a total of eleven spanish videogames, among others Motorama: Classic Racing (Freedom Factory Studios, 2014), Kick Ass 2 (Freedom Factory Studios, 2014), and Bloodbath (Freedom Factory Studios, 2014).
You can know more about Freedom Factory Studios through their profiles in Web, X, or YouTube.
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