Educational Games vs Fun Games: What’s the Difference?
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When I look at a children’s game, I do not begin with its colors, characters, rewards, or sound effects. I start with a simpler question: What does the child need to think about or practise to succeed? . . .
When I look at a children’s game, I do not begin with its colors, characters, rewards, or sound effects. I start with a simpler question: What does the child need to think about or practise to succeed...(+8982 chars hidden)