This Game is Good for Kids Who Need Help With:

Flexibility

Adapting and adjusting to changing conditions and expectations.

This game is helpful for children who have trouble addressing problems in flexible manners. Because each level requires that players use their powers in different ways, they must learn to look at any given situation from a variety of perspectives. The goal of Duplicator is simply to travel from the entrance of each level to its exit, but the variations in the layout of each level makes the game dynamically challenging. This game will help players learn how to achieve their goals by changing their plans and attempting unconventional methods of problem solving.

Self-Awareness

Understanding our own actions, thoughts, and feelings.

Many elements of Duplicator, like the abilities of objects within the levels and the proper methods to solve certain puzzles, must be learned through trial and error. Players will need to consider their own thinking process and identify what methods are helpful and what actions are not. For example, most duplicated objects can be destroyed to regain the energy used to create them, but the ability to do so is not made clear until several levels in the game have been completed. In order to realize this early, players need to try new things and be able to realize what approaches are effective, and which are not.  There is a "Skip" option in the game that gives players 99% energy at any time, allowing them to freely explore their options, but this automatically sets their score for the level to zero. Since there is little explanation or clear direction in Duplicator, it is mostly up to the player to amend his own understanding of the game and its mechanics in order to gain a better understanding of how objects work in various levels.