Genii Games, known for their apps which promote indegenous African cultures, has released a trailer for a new mobile app titled ‘Sango and his wives‘.
Sango and his Wives is an interactive child-friendly adaptation of the popular Yoruba mythology involving Sango (god of Thunder) and his wives Osun, Oya and Oba. The story focuses on an interesting episode in the deity’s life.
The app will be available in several languages including Portuguese, French, Spanish, German, Chinese, English and Yoruba. The trailer also has subtitles in these languages. An added feature includes players will be able to record and play their own voices in the app, allowing for a more immersive experience regardless of their language.
Sango and his Wives will be available for download on the Google Play Store, Apple Store and Amazon App Store come Independence day, October 1st, 2015.
Watch the trailer below
Photo Credit: John-Morgan via Compfight cc
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Genii Games, known for their apps which promote indegenous African cultures, has released a trailer for a new mobile app titled ‘Sango and his wives‘.
Sango and his Wives is an interactive child-friendly adaptation of the popular Yoruba mythology involving Sango (god of Thunder) and his wives Osun, Oya and Oba. The story focuses on an interesting episode in the deity’s life.
The app will be available in several languages including Portuguese, French, Spanish, German, Chinese, English and Yoruba. The trailer also has subtitles in these languages. An added feature includes players will be able to record and play their own voices in the app, allowing for a more immersive experience regardless of their language.
Sango and his Wives will be available for download on the Google Play Store, Apple Store and Amazon App Store come Independence day, October 1st, 2015.
Watch the trailer below
Photo Credit: John-Morgan via Compfight cc
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