2025-11-26, 10:04:03 a.m.
November 27, 2025 — SKIDOS, a leading platform for inclusive gamified learning, has partnered with Rovio, the creators of Angry Birds, to launch a new suite of educational mini-games aimed at children aged 4–7. The games are designed to spark emotional intelligence and inspire creative expression.
The collaboration, brokered by IMG Licensing, brings Angry Birds characters such as Red, Chuck, and Bomb into an engaging educational experience. The games focus on five core emotions: anger, sadness, surprise, happiness, and fear.
The interactive activities in the games, such as aligning catapults and solving story-based puzzles, promote logical thinking and emotional awareness. A key feature, the Color Blast Island, encourages creative expression, balancing imagination, action, and learning.
SKIDOS has thoughtfully designed each game with accessibility in mind, integrating voice-over support, simplified navigation, sensory-friendly visuals, and intuitive touch controls to engage neurodiverse learners, including those with ADHD, ASD, and dyslexia.
Aditya Prakash, Founder and CEO of SKIDOS, stated that the collaboration with Rovio reflects the company’s commitment to designing content that supports the whole child, academically, socially, and emotionally. He added that the Angry Birds franchise brings a level of universal appeal and familiarity that makes this new learning journey exciting for children and reassuring for parents, noting that SKIDOS is happy to offer a fun, inclusive learning experience that adapts to how each child learns and grows.
Prashaant Lunawatt, COO & Head of Strategic Partnerships of SKIDOS, noted that the collaboration is a natural synergy that blends the global appeal of the Angry Birds universe with SKIDOS’s strength in inclusive, gamified learning and goes beyond brand alignment, transforming screen time into meaningful, joyful learning.
Katri Chacona, Head of Brand Licensing at Rovio, expressed excitement about Angry Birds taking on the role of educational companions. Chacona added that the partnership with SKIDOS brings together the characters’ humour and energy with a purposeful, inclusive learning environment, presenting a fresh way to introduce younger audiences to the Angry Birds world while supporting emotional and cognitive development.
The Angry Birds learning games are now available globally via the SKIDOS app and platform.
To play, visit: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/skidos-learning-games-for-kids/id1483744837
Neha Tyagi
neha.tyagi@skidos.com
Source: SKIDOS
