Twenty-first century teenagers may be more sophisticated than their parents and grandparents when it comes to understanding their world and themselves. They are more apt to ask questions about how […]

Mysterium is a co-operative social mystery game, in which one player, the ghost, is trying to communicate with the remaining players to reveal who they were, how they died, and […]

As parents, we are always looking for ways to tie the hobbies and obsessions of our children to real-life skills. For those of you who have children who live and […]

Soccer has become one of the most popular games in the United States among kids. This has been helped along by the success of our national teams, with the U.S. […]

The goal of Egg! is for the player to care for and hatch a variety of different types of eggs. The player must feed the egg (according to its personal […]

Can playing video games and using technologies produce a sense of well-being and meaningful satisfaction for kids?

21st-Century technology has the potential to enrich the quality of people’s lives, not […]

This week on the LearningWorks For Kids Lets Play channel I try out the early access for Deli Interactive’s indie game We Need to Go Deeper. We Need to Go Deeper […]

Trove is a Minecraft-style, MMO (massively multiplayer online) fantasy role-playing game. The player picks a character class and then finishes quests and dungeons, fights monsters, and collects loot and materials. Much like Minecraft, Trove offers the chance to […]

Hey everyone! Ryan here with the newest LearningWorks for Kids Let’s Play! In this episode I try out Heroes of the Storm 2.0, the multiplayer online battle arena game from […]

Raising kids in the digital age is a tough job. It can be difficult to parent around technology and social media. You don’t want screens to dominate your child’s life, […]