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Zoombinis Coming To iOS and Android This August

FableVision Studios and Learning Games Network has announced that Zoombinis will launch on August 6th for iPad and Android tablets.


From the Press Release
Following the incredibly successful Kickstarter from earlier this year, TERC, a not-for-profit leader in K-12 math and science education, announced today the anticipated return of the beloved and classic children's educational game, Zoombinis, launching on iPad and Android tablets on August 6 for $4.99.

Zoombinis is developed in conjunction with the world class designers at FableVision Studios, an award-winning educational transmedia developer, along with Learning Games Network.

 “Together we have recreated the Zoombinis adventure so that it can be shared with a whole new generation, in a touch screen format," said David Libby, Director of Technology, TERC. “With the advances in technology since the Zoombinis first appeared in the ’90s, we were able to craft the perfect blend of problem solving with entertainment that can be enjoyed in mobile or classroom setting."

 Numbering in the hundreds, the Zoombinis need your help. The small blue creatures, each with distinct personalities and appearances, are all imprisoned by the evil Bloats who took over their home – and you need to help them reach the safety of Zoombiniville. Using logic, data analysis, pattern finding and problem solving skills, children and adults will face a series of increasingly difficult challenges set within entertaining environments such as Pizza Pass, Titanic Tattooed Toads and Mudball Wall. Help the Zoombinis travel in groups until all 400 of them are safe in Zoombiniville.

To learn more, visit the official Zoombinis website.

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