This Game is Good for Kids Who Need Help With:

Planning:

Developing a systematic approach for setting and achieving goals.

The only way players interact with the game is by making objects disappear. They cannot pick up or drag anything on screen. This mechanic requires them to think carefully about each move they make. Blocks will shift and fall when the ones beneath them are removed, so players must be able to think ahead and sequence out the appropriate steps in order to figure our the correct solution. When deciding the order in which to remove blocks, it only takes one wrong move to cause everything on screen to tumble down.

Flexibility:

Adapting and adjusting to changing conditions and expectations.

There are three types of blocks in Red Remover: red blocks that must be removed, green blocks that must be protected and blue blocks that can either be removed or left alone. In later levels, blocks will fall off the screen in different directions, depending on the orientation of their faces. The game's ever-changing puzzles and progressively more difficult challenges require players to experiment a bit, adapting to new layouts level to level. Players who can quickly recognize the challenge each level presents will find it easier to plan a successful strategy for success.