OIYNUP - for parents

Children aged two to ten. Inside the project we distinguish younger preschoolers from two to six and primary-school children from six to ten because their curriculum and interests differ. The in-game content is built on Kazakhstan school programmes from Atamura and Almatykitap publishers for grades one to four.

In the game a child works through tasks in mathematics, Russian, Kazakh, English, and science. Topics match the school curriculum. The child plays with the heroes Kvadrik, Domalak, and Tria across six locations: Steppe, Desert, Mountains, Sea, City, and Space.

The game includes an AI companion: a small conversation partner without a default name. The child gives it a name during the first setup. The companion holds a lesson-topic conversation, explains what was unclear, and keeps the child company on the road.

The Mir Form animated series is a continuation of the same universe. It has been airing since May 18, 2026 on two children's channels: Balapan and TV+. The same voice actors play the characters in both the game and the series.

We do not share children's personal data with third parties. Any publication of materials from game sessions or tests involving a child is only possible with a parent's written consent on specific points: where, for what, and for how long.

During school playtests the teacher informs parents before any recording begins and collects separate consents for each material format. Voice recording, face photography, side-angle video, and first-person video are different formats with different consents.

Consent can be withdrawn at any time. We will remove a child's materials from publications within fifteen business days of the request.

Production studio: Grinvich Technology, Almaty. The OIYNUP project is run by a team of ten people, including methodology teachers, game developers, series animators, and character designers. The project's educational consultant is Lolita Udartseva, a primary-school teacher with many years of experience.