PowerZ is launching today on mobile as a magical learning game for kids
PowerZ: New WorldZ is launching today as a free-to-play mobile game on iOS and Android as a magical learning game for kids.
What if kids wanted to learn? What if screen time sparked curiosity instead of arguments? Starting today, PowerZ: New WorldZ said it is making that future real.
Yann Carron de la Carrière, COO of PowerZ, said in an interview with GamesBeat that this isn’t your average “educational app.” PowerZ: New WorldZ is a visually stunning, open-world video game — built by top game developers and educators — that seamlessly blends learning and adventure.
Available now for free on iOS and Android, it’s one of the most ambitious and beautifully crafted educational games ever made. Learning without limits. Gaming without compromise, de la Carrière said.
PowerZ invites kids to explore a living universe filled with challenges, quests, and discoveries. They’re not just answering questions — they’re solving problems, mastering real-world skills, and driving their own story forward.
Key features include:
- Smart gameplay: Interactive quests build logic, curiosity, and critical thinking —no lectures, no worksheets.
- Seamless education: Kids absorb math, geography, history, and language artsnaturally as they play.
- Adaptive difficulty: The game adjusts to each child’s pace, keeping theexperience both fun and meaningful.
- Safe exploration: PowerZ is 100% ad-free, with light multiplayer elements in asecure environment.
With over 600,000 players already in the U.S. and France during its alpha phase, PowerZ is now ready to scale. To lead the expansion, Carron de la Carrière is relocating to Los Angeles, where he’ll build local partnerships and accelerate U.S. growth.
“The demand here is clear,” said Carron de la Carrière. “Parents are tired of empty screen time. PowerZ gives them a smarter, richer alternative — and kids love it.”
“We believe learning should feel like an epic quest,” said Emmanuel Freund, CEO of PowerZ. “PowerZ: New WorldZ turns every moment of screen time into an opportunity to grow.”
The experience is elevated by a level of polish rarely seen in educational games — from rich animations to cinematic lighting and dynamic environments. Nothing feels cheap or ‘for kids.’ It’s a real game, built to the standards of modern gaming, not classroom software.
