Playing board games, sports, and video games can be very helpful activities for learning. In addition to the social-emotional skills that kids learn from their play, they often have an […]

In Seriously Digital Entertainment’s Best Fiends, players use “fiends” (insect inspired characters) to rid Minutia of slugs. Players must connect three (or more) of a color to attack slugs and beat […]

Final Fantasy III, first published in 1994 for the Super Nintendo, is now also available (as Final Fantasy VI) on Android, iOS, Amazon, SNES Classic Mini (as Final Fantasy III), and […]

Mad Libs is a game that works just like its paper and pen counterpart. First, the player(s) receive a list of words (by part of speech, like noun and verb). […]

Domino Drop is reminiscent of Tetris, only with dominoes and without being able to turn the pieces. The player gets to choose when the dominos fall, rather than having it […]

Merge Dragons is a game of dragons and strategy. The idea is that the player can merge items to produce bigger and better objects. The player does levels and builds […]

How much screen time is good for preteens and tweens? Does your preteen or tween have a cell phone? A smart phone? Do you monitor what the child does on […]

Mr. Jump is a fast-paced, side-scrolling running game. The player controls a blocky, Minecraft-style character as he jumps over spikes and other obstacles. They control the length of jumps by […]

Mr. Crab 2 combines running and jumping and is done mostly on a path that rises and curves in a spiral. The player controls Mr. Crab as he avoids creatures, […]

Guardians of Ancora is a platform game about the Bible. The player controls a guardian of Ancora. As a guardian, the player must gather light and scrolls in game levels […]