Kickstarter for ‘Cütie Catcherz:’ A Revolutionary AR-Enhanced Comic Adventure Launches

Oh, I love being at the intersection of education and gaming: years ago folks may have remembered my review of an app that educates on Type-2 Diabetes. Since then, I’ve been on the look-out for more games and more conversation of educating our youth in more fun and innovative ways! I came across a press release for a new type of adventure utilizing comics being innovative through augmented reality technology! This project was launched by the brilliant mind of Steven Christian, a MD, PhD student at the University of Nevada Reno by day, and a creative young man who make comics and cartoons by night that educate, entertain, and empower readers. He wrote: “As CEO of Iltopia, a small creative studio I founded pre-medical school, I’m thrilled to share some exciting news with you. I’ve just launched the Kickstarter campaign for Cütie Catcherz, a unique project that blends visual storytelling, augmented reality, and health education into an unforgettable experience. This groundbreaking adventure comic follows Nimbus, a stuffed animal who comes to life to save his friend from a mysterious outbreak, all while teaching valuable lessons about friendship and skin care.”

Cütie Catcherz: One Shot Book Mockup

At the core of Cütie Catcherz lies a whimsical adventure comic about Nimbus, a stuffed animal who springs to life to rescue his best friend, Roscoe, from a mysterious outbreak of “Cüties.” While the narrative is infused with humor and action, it also imparts a profound message ab…

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