In today's digital age, where smartphones and tablets dominate, introducing children to the timeless classics of literature can seem like a daunting task. However, Winged, a new auto-runner platformer developed by Sorara Game Studio in collaboration with Druzina Content, offers a refreshing solution to bridge the gap between gaming and reading.

Winged invites players into a world where literature comes to life. The game features the protagonist, Ruth, who uses her wings to navigate through enchanting realms inspired by iconic children's literature. As players guide Ruth, they collect pages from classic works, which not only unlock new worlds to explore but also provide access to excerpts from renowned literary masterpieces.

With 50 stages spread across five maps and ten books to unlock, Winged immerses players in environments inspired by classics such as Alice Through the Looking Glass and the Arabian Nights. Between levels, players can delve into excerpts from Don Quixote, Peter Pan, Jack and the Beanstalk, and many more, making the game a treasure trove of literary discovery.

Winged marks Druzina Content's inaugural solo game project, spotlighting a strong female lead in Ruth. The game's design aims to be a family-friendly experience, encouraging shared play and enjoyment across all ages.

While it remains to be seen whether Winged will ignite a lasting passion for reading in its young audience, there's no doubt it offers a fun and engaging way for families to explore literature together. Available on both iOS and Android platforms and supported in multiple languages, Winged is easily accessible to a global audience.

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