Looking for a safe, faith-friendly Roblox experience your kids will actually love? The Wingfeather Saga: Adventures in Glipwood drops players into the charming village of Glipwood — straight from Andrew Peterson's beloved book series and the hit animated show on Angel Studios.^1
Developed by Soma Games in partnership with Angel Studios, this retro-style collectathon tasks players with retrieving 50 scattered books for Oskar N. Reteep while exploring the world of Aerwiar — from Podo's farm to the eerie forests of Skree.^2 Along the way, you'll unlock minigames like Whack-a-Thwap, explore the mysterious Anklejelly Manor expansion, tackle Wingfeather trivia, and team up with a friend for co-op quests like the Zouzab challenge.^3 Seasonal events like Ranksgiving and Dragon Day keep the experience fresh with new content.^3
Soma Games — a Christian indie studio founded by Chris Skaggs in Newberg, Oregon — describes itself as the "C.S. Lewis of video games," crafting stories informed by a Christian understanding of reality without being overtly didactic.^4 Their work on Wingfeather was highlighted by Christianity Today, which noted the game debuted in the top five on Roblox at launch.^5
Why Families Love It"It was important for us to help families and fans extend their experience with the Wingfeather world. With an interactive game, players can really get into it and wrestle with the same challenges the world presents." — Chris Wall, Executive Producer of the Wingfeather TV series^5
"This is the very reason proper studios should get involved to create safe, wholesome spaces for the millions of players that pass through [Roblox]." — Sammi, Head Game Designer at Soma Games^2
Notable- First interactive Roblox experience published by Angel Studios^1
- Rated "Minimal" maturity on Roblox with active server monitoring by Soma Games^1
- Continuously expanded with seasonal updates, new areas, and minigames since March 2023^3
- The Wingfeather animated series is now in its third season on Angel Studios^6
- Soma Games also created The Lost Legends of Redwall series and was featured in Christianity Today's coverage of the growing Christian gaming movement^5
