Meena Game 2 Reviews

Did you notice, my first game was a big shot for any adventure game in Bangladesh with 3 Million+ downloads! I receive love from you and want to solve different social problems, like- going to school as a girl, fighting gender discrimination, and rights for the children.

UNICEF continues to speak with children to find out what stories people want to hear, and this game is another step to reach their expectations.

Every year, UNICEF releases new Meena stories read and watched by children and adults alike in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Bhutan.

Bangladesh was the first country to launch Meena films about my struggle to go to school, called Count Your Chickens.

In this game, I want to show you how we took care of my mother- when she was pregnant, and Rani (my younger sister) when she was also a newborn.

You will find ten exciting levels amidst different mini-games with problems, adventures, puzzles, and thrills in this game.

You will see how my father, grandmother, Raju & Mithu helped me take continuous care of my Mother and Rani.

Since then, my cartoon films “Meena” have starred in 26 films for television and radio programs, comics, and books.

I’m a nine-year-old girl and cartoon character by Unicef from South Asia.

Meena episodes have been dubbed into local languages and shown on TV in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam.

For the first time, Riseup Labs made me in 3D, and you can play with me in a full 3D environment.

You will have fun playing with us - me, Raju, Mithu, and my friends.

It was broadcast on national television in 1993.

I love to brave all the odds.