This Game is Good for Kids Who Need Help With:

Flexibility

Adapting and adjusting to changing conditions and expectations.

In Warhawk, players can use many different vehicle and weaponry to battle online. Also, playing online means facing opponents that are both good and bad, and each requires a different approach. For instance, when facing a superior pilot, players may want to stay out of the skies to avoid being shot down, instead using a bazooka to blow the opponent out of the sky. Facing a novice, players are free to take flight and shower their opponent with bombs from above. As different player types join the game, it is important to remain flexible in both weaponry and tactics.

Self-Awareness

Understanding our own actions, thoughts and feelings. Improving social skills.

Warhawk is primarily an online team-based game, so players must learn to work together when fighting on land or in air. Players will need to cooperate with each other, and use a similar strategy when playing the different game modes like Capture the Flag or Territories. Rather than acting alone, players should instead work together to complete objectives. The key to winning Warhawk's battles is to think about one's role in the team, and concentrate on using a more tactical approach, rather than only looking for individual gain in one's personal score.