Turin is MINE, the free game for kids and teens to meet virtually in Turin

Bricks 4 Kidz®, an innovative Turin startup specializing in teaching science subjects with Lego®, is launching Turin is MINE: a free game that allows children and teens to virtually meet each other in Turin thanks to Minecraft®, one of the world’s most beloved video games. The initiative aims to counter isolation and teach people to love Italy.

The virtual meeting is under the Mole Antonelliana and in front of the Porte Palatine.
The only requirement for Turin is M INE is to have a Minecraft® account (for those who do not have one, it is easy to create one, just follow the tutorials on the startup’s Facebook page, B4KTorino). After registering on the B4K Facebook Page, children and teens, in possession of the code, will be able to safely access a dedicated Creator area and all be together in a Turin of bricks.

It starts by building the Mole and the Palatine Gates, but more monuments are on the way. Brick by brick, participants will be supported (and monitored) by Bricks 4 Kidz® tutors, young science graduates who will provide a series of instructions to guide kids and coordinate the development of the project.

“We work a lot with families,” explains Cinzia Loiodice, founder of Bricks 4 Kidz® Italy, "and we wondered what our contribution could be to get through these very special days. We thought of an initiative under the banner of innovative education that could speak the same language as the kids. There are over 55 million Minecraft® users worldwide, so we thought it could be the ideal tool to engage them. Our goal is that, thanks to Turin is Mine, children will be less isolated, become protagonists and can discover how a video game they love so much can be transformed into a tool for learning while having fun."

For more information: www.bricks4kidz.it

Turin is MINE, the free game for kids and teens to meet virtually in Turin

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