A reason to explore
Original characters and a connected world invite your child into the story.
Opening your next chapter…
A world of stories, characters and challenges, with a parent view of what happened along the way. The first adventure begins in Language.
For curious minds aged 8–12 · First game experience in development
Explore a context-clue challenge together.
See practice time, activity and the next step in one place.
Explore the sample dashboard ↗MORE THAN SOMETHING TO WATCH
Original characters and a connected world invite your child into the story.
Challenges make space to try an idea, notice a clue and have another go.
A parent view brings the activity back into everyday conversation.
TAKE A LOOK INSIDE
Try a short context-clue challenge. Then see how an activity can become something a parent can understand and discuss.
“The ancient bridge looked fragile, so the crew chose a safer route.”
A message arrives from the city. Use the clues around a word to work out its meaning.
Finish the challenge and add a sample record to see the parent connection.
A conversation starterTurn an activity into something you can talk about together.
Explore the full dashboardA LEARNING ADVENTURE THAT’S OUT OF THIS WORLD
Start at the ground floor of the Tower of Language. Level up and up as you grow in knowledge, confidence and competence. Exchange your gemstone winnings for virtual pets, clothing, space ships and the best assets of all — construction materials to build your own house, studio, castle or fort on your own personal asteroid floating outside the hidden, forbidden planet of Indigonium!

Tower of Language
Follow the story. Decode a message. Find the words to make yourself understood. The first RICH adventure begins here.
EXPLORE THE TOWER OF LANGUAGE
Enter at the ground floor to begin. Learn the vowels, consonants and most significant codes to hack your way toward mastery of the English language.
Open the interactive view to explore the Tower of Language from every angle.
THE CITY OF SIX TOWERS · WORLD ARTA planned path from discovering an idea to using it and helping someone else understand it.
THE PARENT CONNECTION
See what your child spent time on and what they completed. Find a starting point for a conversation or the next activity.
Try the sample dashboardA clear view of minutes spent, day by day.
Where they explored and which activities they completed.
A month of participation at a glance.
One practical suggestion to keep the conversation going.
MEET PRINCE KA-AN EVERY ADVENTURE NEEDS A GUIDERICH Learning’s approach brings the arts into the learning experience. A story introduces an idea. Music and movement invite participation. Practice gives children a chance to use what they encounter.
The City of Six Towers brings that approach into a world of character guides and connected adventures.
Meet the thinking behind RICH ↗The first City of Six Towers experience is being developed for children aged 8–12. It is designed around language adventures, with a parent view of practice and participation.
The Unity game is in development. You can try an interactive web walkthrough and explore the sample parent dashboard today. Join the early-access list for news about invitations.
The first experience focuses on English language. Our example walkthrough explores context clues: using surrounding words to understand a message. The final lesson sequence will be confirmed before the pilot.
Practice time, completed activities, tower activity, consistency and gemstones, with a suggestion for what to try next. These records describe participation and responses, rather than a formal assessment of mastery.
The account belongs to the parent. A child uses a profile linked to their device through a pairing code, without needing a separate email address.
Android and a browser demonstration are the planned first formats. Availability and offline behaviour will be confirmed after testing the game builds.
Pilot terms and pricing have not been announced. Joining the list is free and does not commit you to a subscription.
YOUR INVITATION TO THE NEXT CHAPTER
Join the early-access list for the Tower of Language. We’ll share development news and opportunities for families with children aged 8–12 to take part.
No payment to join the list. Pilot details shared before you decide.