In shortDeviztech builds Arabic educational games Arabic-first: right-to-left layouts, typography that keeps diacritics, recorded Arabic audio and optional bilingual builds. We have built games for Asafeer Education Technologies in Dubai since 2021, now including real-time multiplayer games.
Arabic-first, not translated afterwards. Most studios build in English and swap the text at the end — and it shows: mirrored layouts that break, fonts that drop diacritics, numbers in the wrong script, robotic text-to-speech. We build Arabic learning games the right way round.
We have been building games for Asafeer Education Technologies in Dubai since 2021 — first 2D arcade games in Unity WebGL for web and mobile, now real-time multiplayer Arabic games where children compete live, playing on 3asafeer.com. Read the case study →
The game is designed right-to-left from the start — layouts, menus, animations and reading order — rather than built in English and translated at the end.
No. Where pronunciation is the lesson, we use a real recorded voice, never browser text-to-speech.
Yes. We choose Arabic fonts that keep diacritics intact at every size and on every device.
Yes. We build bilingual games that switch cleanly between Arabic and English.
Yes — Western or Arabic-Indic digits, Modern Standard Arabic or dialect, as your curriculum requires.
Arabic learning games where children race and battle live — from Unity WebGL arcade games to a family of real-time multiplayer games on a self-hosted server.
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