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Minnesota Now with Nina Moini
Nina Moini and Ellen Finn

Minnesota-made video game ‘WolfQuest’ celebrates anniversary with updated edition

WolfQuest computer game screenshot
WolfQuest is a computer game that was created in partnership with the Minnesota Zoo in 2007. The game has exploded in popularity since then. WolfQuest released an anniversary edition of the game in November 2024.
Courtesy of Dave Schaller

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WolfQuest was created in partnership with the Minnesota Zoo back in 2007 as an educational tool for children. Since then, to the surprise even to the game’s producers, it has exploded in popularity all over the world amongst children and adults alike.

The producers released an anniversary edition of the game in November and a huge expansion of the game on Monday.

WolfQuest’s producer Dave Schaller joined the program to talk about it's popularity all these years.

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