He said the game’s storyline introduces players to the rich culture and history of Kazakhstan, aiming to foster patriotism and interest in national values among young people.
I think it’s very effective. I see it with my younger brother and other children: while enjoying the game, they also learn about Kazakh culture, he noted.
Azan Yesbol added that a children’s version of the game is already in development, with plans for an expanded edition for adults in the future.
Earlier, it was reported that a schoolboy from Kyzylorda developed an educational app for programming.
It is worth reminding, Kazakh schoolgirls to present a smart city project in Italy.
