Next Limit brings the characters of 'Zoobabu' (BRB) to life thanks to WebGL technology

This WebGL technology allows 3D viewing on PCs and laptops with the highest level of graphic display.

Next Limit y BRB International they just launched the web app Safari Zoobabu, a computer game based on the animated series Zoobabu that reaches the highest level of viewing. Both companies, leaders in the animation and video game sector, join forces in this innovative activity that incorporates the most recent WebGL technology to the settings and characters of the fun riddles that bring the series to life.

Safari Zoobabu offers the user to venture into a fun safari that allows them to explore the world of the animated series Zoobabu from their desktop or laptop computer. After his free registration, you can choose between 8 scenarios (desert, jungle, forest, city, reef, picnic, iceberg and farm) and try to explore the environments in search of more than a hundred hidden animals. By discovering their silhouettes, they can be captured with the virtual night vision camera of the web application and print the photographs in a gallery that can be shared with other players.

Available in two languages ​​(Spanish and English), Safari Zoobabu It is one of the first games using WebGL technology that exist in the world, as well as the first that manages to merge the concepts of interactivity and maximum image quality on the computer. It is made with Next Limit's Maxwell Render technology, which manages to reproduce photorealistic images from 3D models.

The series My ancestors (104×2’), made entirely at the Screen 21 studio in Barcelona and broadcast on prominent international networks —Clan de TVE, Super3 and Canal Panda, in Spain, RAI in Italy, Discovery Kids, in Latin America, Disney, in Japan, Radio Canada and Knowlegde, in the US, Netflix in several countries…—, brings to life a hundred animated puzzles in stereoscopic 3D around different animals.

Marijo Arnáiz, Director of Digital Media at BRB, highlighted that “Safari Zoobabu It is the first joint work of Next Limit Technologies and BRB Internacional, two Spanish companies with great prestige worldwide. And we hope to present many more joint projects in the future.”