RunZoo might turn out to be more than just a game. Bandura GamesThe high-stakes Middle East peace process has a long, complex history of starts, stops and frustrations. A young American game maker named Justin Hefter believes one possible solution could lie in the simple act of playing games. Hefter and a diverse team of Palestinians and Israelis, Muslims, Jews and Christians, launched an Indiegogo campaign for a game called RunZoo that’s pulled in more…
RunZoo game aims to foster Mideast peace through kids
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