Tikkun is a collaborative project between the Ofakim Program at Tel Aviv University and Rimon Game Studio, created as part of the Games for Social Impact initiative. It is an adventure game designed to introduce children aged 6–10 to Jewish pluralistic values, immersing them in a rich, fantastical world inspired by Jewish motifs, stories, and symbols.

Mission 929 is an educational casual game that takes players on an interactive journey through key biblical stories. The game features eight unique mini-game experiences and makes extensive use of Augmented Reality (AR) to bring the Bible to life in a fun and engaging way.

An original IP developed by the studio, this IoT solution for smart rooms empowers toy makers and experience designers with a simple, intuitive API—bridging physical sensors with web and Unity-based development. It’s designed to bring interactive spaces to life, seamlessly connecting the physical and digital worlds.

A project created for Hour of Code—a global initiative promoting coding skills among teens and elementary school students—in partnership with Wix and SpaceIL. We developed the first-ever Israeli game for the platform, using the Blockly visual programming language. In the game, players guide Beresheet 2 on its new mission—will it land successfully or crash? Since its launch, the game has been played by over 80,000 students across Israel.

Spark is a physics-based puzzle game developed in collaboration with CET and the Weizmann Institute of Science. Players guide a small robot as it navigates the mysterious Davidson vaults, solving environmental riddles and using physics to progress through each level.