Catia is not just another game!

We want CATIA to become a game with a biblical focus, while also creating customized games tailored for Catholic communities. Among our current projects, we are designing custom games for two communities that want to help their educational communities learn more about the lives of their founders.

CATIA PROJECT

To make it easier to manage activities organized by parishes, dioceses, and movements, while also helping more people discover and participate in the life of the Church.

To Play and Learn

A game for people of all ages that, through a fun and formative experience, helps players grow in faith.

It is not just another game—it is a game that teaches by placing everything within its historical context, while exploring biblical etymology and symbolism.

The core game is designed as a journey through the “History of Salvation.”

Everything we create is carefully reviewed and guided under the strict supervision of our priest advisors and qualified theologians.

To Grow Together

Ideal for sharing with family, groups, or communities, while learning and having fun discovering more about God, the saints, and the Church.

We dream of families playing at home during dinner, family events, or other gatherings.

One of our goals is for Catholic schools to be able to organize “Bible Olympics” or “Saint-themed competitions,” among others.

We also envision global ranking-based contests open to everyone, focused on specific themes such as Holy Week, Pentecost, Pope Francis, or Marian devotions.

For Communities and Digital Evangelizers.

Customized trivia games for communities and evangelizing influencers.

Example 1: An author publishes a book about Carlo Acutis and creates a personalized trivia game to promote the book on social media.

Example 2: A religious congregation creates a trivia game to share the life of its founder with its own community, such as students in their schools.

Let’s Walk Together

We invite every diocese, parish, community, and movement to get to know us, share their ideas, and build together new ways of proclaiming Christ.