Toy Story Drop is a match-3 style game with Toy Story twists. There is typical match-3 game play, where the player collects a certain number of pieces in a specific […]

Drag n Merge is a numbers-based puzzle game. The goal is to drag and merge together two blocks with the same number. For example, drag a 2 block onto a 2 […]

Nom Plant is a relatively simple game to start playing. The player touches the screen and slides their finger back and forth to avoid obstacles and collect treats. The longer […]

by Randy Kulman and Ryan Smith

There are many ways to become an accomplished Fortnite player. One old-fashioned way is to practice – a lot! While many of […]

Can music improve memory and study skills?

Many educators and parents are under the mistaken impression that music interferes with studying, learning, and memory, but they are wrong! One very […]

It is not easy to for kids to put away their screens to do something less stimulating. Transitioning from video games, social media, or other screen time to do homework […]

Verbal working memory involves the ability to remember something and to perform an activity using this memory. Verbal working memory helps maintain information in mind to use for learning, reasoning, […]

A common theme that parents have expressed to me about their kids playing Fortnite and other similar games is how they struggle to stop playing the game and transition to […]

Pou features a happy little blob that needs the player’s help to play games, eat, and generally stay healthy. What makes Pou unique amidst the other games of this style is […]

Hatch is an app that takes the sometimes difficult task of focusing and turns it into a game by rewarding the user with eggs that will hatch after committing to–and […]