Wo ist Goldi?

An exciting adventure game for more security on the web!

At first glance, it's a completely normal elementary school - but there is actually all sorts of things going on here: Dangers from the digital world create unrest and worries create chaos.

Can you navigate the internet safely, have adventures and solve tricky puzzles? Do you have what it takes? Then get started!

Exciting and educational adventures await you in this game:

• Slip into one of five different characters!

• Explore the school grounds and discover the secrets of the lively game world!

• Experience the exciting digital possibilities on the Internet and learn to use the digital world safely in a playful way. For more security in the network!

• Use this knowledge to get you and your friends through the adventures safely.

• Master various mini-games, solve exciting tasks and get to the bottom of exciting puzzles!

• An intuitive information system and interactive chats help you to find the solution!

“Where's Goldi? - Safe surfing on the net ”is an episodic educational game for children aged 8 to 10 years.

In the individual stories, different aspects of a competent handling of digital offers are thematized. In the role of a school child, gamers can playfully get to the bottom of the digital challenges on the Internet. Puzzles need to be solved, secrets revealed and conflicts resolved.

The episodes are:

• Chapter 0 "Instructions"

• Chapter 1 "Where's Goldi?"

• Chapter 2 "The Test of Courage"

• Chapter 3 "Stolen Fame"

Among other things, social skills are trained. Knowledge about the digital world convey game stories, dialogues and informative posters. In the various chapters, it is shown appropriately which problems can arise in the children's world as a result of incorrect use of digital media and how these can be avoided.

“Where's Goldi? - Safe surfing network “was developed on behalf of the Bavarian State Ministry for Digital. The development was carried out by the educational game experts from Wegesrand GmbH & Co.KG in cooperation with the JFF Institute for Media Education.

Games can be saved locally on the device. It can be played without an internet connection.