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Dots.eco se une a la celebración del mes de los rompecabezas para los rompecabezas

Autor: Lillian May 06,2025

Zimad y Dots. EECO están colaborando una vez más para el Mes de la Tierra, esta vez a través del atractivo juego de Zimad, Art of Ractizles. Esta colaboración ha introducido una nueva colección de rompecabezas temáticos de la naturaleza que no solo proporcionan entretenimiento sino que también contribuyen a los esfuerzos de conservación global.

¿Qué hay en la tienda en el arte del Mes de la Tierra de los rompecabezas?

La nueva colección del Mes de la Tierra presenta rompecabezas impresionantes inspirados en áreas protegidas en todo el mundo. Cada rompecabezas que resuelve apoya directamente las iniciativas de conservación del mundo real. Al sumergirse en el arte de los rompecabezas y completar esta colección especial, los jugadores desbloquearán recompensas en el juego y recibirán un certificado de puntos.

Dmitry Bobrov, CEO de Zimad, enfatizó el compromiso del estudio de hacer que los juegos sean más significativos. La asociación con Dots.ECO, una plataforma ambiental de impacto como servicio, se alinea perfectamente con esta visión. Daniel Madrid de Dots.ECO destacó que esta colaboración transforma la diversión de juegos en un impacto tangible en el mundo real. Desde su inicio, los esfuerzos de Dots.ECO han llevado a plantar más de un millón de árboles, eliminar más de 700,000 libras de plástico del océano y proteger más de 850,000 tortugas marinas.

Jugó el juego?

Art of Puzzles ofrece una relajante experiencia de rompecabezas de arrastre y drop con mecánicas de rompecabezas clásicas y una variedad de temas artísticos. Lanzado en 2020, el juego cuenta con miles de rompecabezas artesanales, desde paisajes pintorescos hasta diseños abstractos. Al abordar los rompecabezas con temática de la naturaleza en la colección del Mes de la Tierra, los jugadores pueden tener un impacto positivo en el planeta. Zimad también ha compartido actualizaciones detrás de escena sobre el desarrollo del juego. Puede descargar Art of Puzzles de Google Play Store y comenzar a resolver los rompecabezas del Mes de la Tierra hoy.

Antes de ir, no olvide ver nuestro próximo artículo sobre Rummix: el rompecabezas mejor que coincide con el número, un nuevo juego ahora disponible en Android.

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