We Believe Kids Learn By Playing As If No One Is Trying To Teach Them
Allow children to stumble upon concepts through high-quality play,
learning without realizing they are being schooled.
What sets us apart?
We believe that, an eBull is distinct from a mere Bully, though their outward conduct may often mirror one another in the most unsettling of ways.
We also believe that entertainment is first. Real games should not look like gamified lessons.
We envision children as heroic time travelers and vital members of the Seemon Brotherhood, uncovering universal mysteries through play.
We also believe in Fostering self-teaching. Kids should not be afraid to learn by themselves. We believe in them; do you?
We believe a Tychard is not a teacher, even though they may attempt to instill knowledge within you, regardless of your personal inclination or desire.
We also believe in Story-oriented instruction. It is human nature to tell stories; for millennia, elders have passed down their knowledge as tales. We strive to use this focus to teach basic concepts.
We believe any given number may have a soul; one might gaze upon it, perceive its very essence, and in that silent observation, the digit itself would return the stare.
We also believe that video games should be nutritious. Do you hate that your kids play video games? If you can’t beat them, join them—but the right way.
We believe that building blocks attain a newfound marvel when they are designed to react and intertwine with one another, creating a living synergy.
We also believe playing should be engaging yet not addictive. Commercial games often use addictive loops; ours focus on healthy engagement and managing frustration to provide an effective learning stimulus.