THIS GAME IS GOOD FOR KIDS WHO NEED HELP WITH:

Self-Control

Managing our actions, feelings and behaviors.

Keeping the ball on course is very difficult. It should be no surprise when players score fewer than five points on their first couple of attempts. ZigZag requires self-control. Frenetic screen tapping or hasty decision making will keep players from advancing deep into the game. To keep the ball rolling on the three dimensional platforms, players really need to manage their behavior, avoiding impulsive decisions and outside distractions. But gameplay requires more self-control than focus, mainly due to the touch based nature of play.

Flexibility

Adapting and adjusting to changing conditions and expectations, especially adapting to obstacles.

Pink diamonds are spread throughout the course and are worth 2 points. They are not difficult to collect, as the diamonds are usually positioned in way that makes them almost unavoidable. The difficult task is getting to them. Players need to read and react, adapting to the curves and angles very quickly. Redirecting the ball requires a sense of timing and an ability to conform their style of play to rigid angles of the course. Flexibility plays a major role in ZigZag, a skill achieved through practice and repetition.