We transform Content into Games!
We're an awarded serious games studio based in Florence specializing in designing and developing applied games and highly interactive multimedia experiences for educational projects, CSR activities, dissemination, training, and communication...
- Location
- Florence, Italy
- Number of Employees
- Under 49
- Average Hourly Rate
- $50/hr
- Minimal Budget
- $1,000 - $10,000
- Portfolios Count
- 9 Projects Listed
WhiteSock Srl Services
Unicoop Firenze Monogrid Mirror Sanoma Giunti Nerdo tv Brandcross Nume+ Università di Siena Fondazione Villa Montesca
WhiteSock Srl Reviews & Testimonials
Gaming Review from Paolo Lippi
In the past I had had the opportunity to appreciate Vincenzo's rare skills and when Nume Plus needed consultancy and a team capable of creating 3D and VR applications we had no doubts: WS was certainly the right interlocutor . In fact, he was able to interpret our needs and accompanied us throughout the entire construction process with attention and proactivity. In a complex area such as information technology, graphics and so-called new technologies, they have been able to combine creative invention, storyboarding ability and mastery of programming and graphics. It's not a little!
Gaming Review from Laura Vaioli
For TheSIGN Academy Whitesock is a precious partner. Not only because its founders and several team members are or have been teachers of game dev courses, but also because having a continuous comparison with an absolutely relevant player in the Italian gaming industry allows the academy to keep up to date on the needs of the industry, intercept trends and innovations related to the subjects taught in the courses and offer its students greater opportunities in terms of networking and professional opportunities. For those looking for a technological partner with high skills in game design and game development, I absolutely recommend Whitesock for its professionalism, reliability and enthusiasm.
Games Review from Fabrizio Boldrini
The Villa Montesca foundation asked WS to develop an educational project on the topic of multi-religious school inclusion. To address this very specific topic, a game was created by mutual agreement that could allow boys and girls in schools across Europe to reflect on the topic of differences linked to the religion professed. It was a very positive experience which highlighted the professionalism of the developers and their ability to be flexible in a meeting with sector experts, among other things, bearers of different cultural and religious sensitivities. See the project on lifetwo.eu the game is called 40 answers.
