
Cross-platform language game delivering engaging learning through rich interactivity

Client
Entertainment Learning excels at using digital entertainment to transform how people learn. Verb Dash is the first game in the English Attack language platform, offering a multi-platform experience across both web and mobile.
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Partnership
We partnered with Entertainment Learning, creators of the English Attack platform, to develop Verb Dash, their first interactive language-learning game. Built as a multi-platform application for both web browsers and mobile devices, the project leveraged the Unity 5 engine to ensure efficient 2D/3D creation and seamless deployment across platforms through a unified development workflow.
For the web, we used WebGL to enable hardware-accelerated graphics without plugins, ensuring smoother and more responsive gameplay directly in the browser. We also delivered native iOS and Android builds for consistent mobile performance. This collaboration marked a milestone in adopting future-proof technologies like WebGL and showcased our ability to create high-quality, interactive educational content for global learners.
Technical Challenge
Verb Dash was designed as a dynamic, multi-platform learning game. Built with modern technologies, it offers a fast, responsive, and consistent experience across all devices.

What we worked on:
How we built a successful collaboration?

We used the SCRUM methodology, an Agile software development framework. This enabled flexible development while maintaining feature visibility and control for the client. All code is under revision for managers to follow and review changes.
The development team included many skills: from game design, frontend, backend to database and DevOps. Although challenging, thanks to the results, Entertainment Learning has been a client for over 10 years, seeking to bring new features and latest technologies to the platform.

This is to attest that for nearly a year now we have had a close relationship with ASSIST Software SRL, based in Suceava, Romania, for a range of product and service development issues related to our edutainment web service, English Attack!.
The relationship with ASSIST has evolved over time from sporadic product development to a full R&D and future functionality development and continuous improvement process, so much so that we think of ASSIST more as in-house development team than as an outside, occasional supplier.
The team at ASSIST, headed by Gheorghe David is a pleasure to work with: always looking for faster, smarter solutions and ready to provide extra effort and problem solving whenever required. They are professional, reliable, technically extremely competent and work well with a wide range of online collaborative tools and protocols.
I have no hesitation to recommend them to anyone needing high-end software development delivered on time and at the agreed-upon cost.
From product design to development & completion. We guarantee exceptional products.


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