Silicon Sisters Interactive has expanded their School 26 series for girls ages 12 to 16 onto new platforms, with a PC version now available through publisher Oberon Media.
School 26 isn't something to be judged as a normal game. It's a title with a very specific aim, and if you're outwith the target age group then there is no reason to touch this with a bargepole. However, if you're looking for something to introduce a young girl to certain issues it certainly does a very good job in a context that is easy to relate to.
Vivid Gamer's Elizabeth Burnette writes, "Recently, I was able to review Silicon Sisters’ first title, School 26. It had me looking forward to seeing what the Canadian-based company could do with their sequel to the iOS title. School 26: Summer of Secrets follows Kate and her friends as they go about their days during the summer. Is Summer of Secrets just a rehash of a game designed for teenage girls or does it stand out on its own?"
Silicon Sisters Interactive, Canada's first female owned and operated video game developer, is announcing the second instalment in their School 26 game series, School 26: Summer of Secrets. The upcoming iOS game combines unique social mastery gameplay with the musical stylings of popular indie band Hey Ocean! to provide girls ages 12 to 16 with a fresh and entertaining digital experience.
