Code code code. It seems like all we hear these days. You may be tired of it. You may even wonder if it’s all just hype. You’re not the only […]

It can be a challenge to find an educational video game your child actually wants to play. There are a few games that strike the delicate balance between academic substance […]

StudyBlue is a flashcard app designed specifically for high school and college students. Users curate their own digital flashcards using text, images, or voice recordings. StudyBlue is meant to work […]

If your child is one of the millions of kids in love with Minecraft, why not make the most of their play time? Join in the fun by trying out […]

We know that as a parent, you hear a lot about Minecraft. From your kids, their friends, other parents, the news, and from us (sorry). Yes, Minecraft turned out to […]

What happens if you don’t pay attention when you’re playing Minecraft? You die.

If you don’t pay attention to your hunger or health meters you will starve. Standing still makes […]

Lifeline is a text-based sci-fi thriller game reminiscent of a choose-your-own-adventure book. Players must talk an inexperienced space cadet and student researcher of unspecified gender, Taylor, through surviving the crucial […]

Maybe your child with ADHD or autism is excited for a new school year. But it’s more likely that they’re dragging their feet, using their smartphones, tablets, computers, and game […]

We’ve just published what may be our most comprehensive video game Playbook ever! Everything you need to know about how to turn Pokémon GO play time into a learning experience […]

Gone Home is a first-person exploration game for a more mature audience. Kids 13 years and older are likely ready for subject matter written around issues of social acceptance, self-image, […]