this game is good for kids who need help with:

Self-Control

Managing our actions, feelings and behaviors.

In Art Style: DIGIDRIVE, players have to carefully control their actions, as the fast pace of the game can sometimes lead players to act impulsively. By effectively inhibiting their respnse, players are less likely to make hasty mistakes. Losing at this game can be frustrating, and in order to win, players must be able to remain calm. Getting frustrated only makes players respond more brashly and can keep them from devloping the strategies they need to gather fuel and win.

Focus

Getting started and then maintaining attention and effort to tasks.

There are many things going on in this game all at once, requiring players to split their attention between multiple factors of the game. Players who only focus on the cars and roads may lose sight of the larger goal, which is to use fuel to propel the Core away from the Spike. If players become too concerned with generating fuel in the roads, however, they may eventually lose site of the Core, or worse, lose fuel due to careless mistakes. In the game's "Endless " mode, the game tests how long players can last in an increasingly challenging level, requiring them to sustain their concentration over extended periods of time.

Flexibility

Adapting and adjusting to changing conditions and expectations.

Due to the constant stream of cars flooding the screen, players need to be able to act quickly to the action on the screen. In the game's bonus Overdrive mode, having quick reflexes becomes even more important, as the cars build in speed and eventually move so fast that players must react in an instant. Players unable to quickly adapt to the action and manage multiple streams of cars at once will struggle to build up enough fuel to keep the game going and bolster their score.