Foodology! 1.0.10

Why Was Foodology Developed?

In 2016, the World Health Organization reported that over 1.9 billion adults aged 18 and older were classified as overweight, with more than 650 million of these individuals considered obese. Additionally, it was noted that around 40 million children under the age of five were overweight or obese in 2018. These statistics highlight a significant public health concern.

It is noteworthy that 8 out of the top 10 food-related games on the market tend to encourage unhealthy eating habits. Most of these games focus on in-app purchases, revolve around serving customers at counters, induce stress, and promote mindless gameplay.

Our Approach to the Problem

• The gameplay emphasizes educational elements by having players sort food according to various criteria such as calories, fats, proteins, and more.
• The game is free from advertisements or data tracking; there is only a single in-app purchase required to unlock additional difficulty levels.
• There are no objectives centered around accumulating wealth, achieving high scores, or earning coins.
• The overall design promotes relaxation, complemented by soothing background music.

About Us

We are a small digital business based in the UK dedicated to creating games that carry hidden educational value. Our products can be likened to Multivitamin Gummy Bears for Education.

Long-Term Vision for the Business

Initially, our goal is to achieve sustainability by developing small, engaging casual games. Subsequently, we aim to transition towards the creation of more complex educational games. Our mission is to strike the right balance between educational content and entertainment within our offerings.