Often I get this happy question, from parents mainly. We all love our kids and try our best to not expose them to hyperviolence as best as we can. Or even curse words for that matter. But hey, considering most of the games they asked for does exactly that (You have no idea how many kids ask for GTA V on a weekly basis. Or even Call of Duty games), here’s a handy list for you parents (or just clueless with what games work for kids) to give some thought at. There’s a lot to begin with, so I’m gonna write down 3 of the ones that I should highlight weekly:
Rocket League
Do you love football? Do you love cars? Then good! Lets combine both of them together in a fun and pretty insane ride where you play football using cars! Playable up to 4 players, it’s fun to even think of the possibilities of tricks and even the manipulation of speed on how to get a goal in. I bet you can’t dribble that good in a car eh?
Don’t believe me how good it is? Check out this video, of 50 of the best moments in Rocket League history (Some cursive language included) :
Little Big Planet 3
If you fancy on wanting your kid to a game level designer, look no further than this title. It’s all about creating your own game levels, and experiencing thousands of levels created by others. Heck, there’s someone ballsy enough to make a Super Mario clone in the game. No kidding.
Here’s the proof:
Dragon Quest Builders 1 / 2
Minecraft is an easy recommendation. But what if you wanted the kids to have a little bit more of an adventure and a story to focus on? Plus seeing quirky characters and brush up a little bit on their English. Then this would be the perfect title. Somewhat of a Minecraft clone, but so much better in terms of execution and story. And cutesyness. Yes, I made the word up.
Here’s a review from IGN:
Minecraft
For those who don’t know what Minecraft is, well, it’s full of blocky characters and a huge open world that lets kids (and adults) do whatever they want. It’s really more of a building simulator, just that it’s not just limited to buildings since you can build cities with all the resources available.
Nah, I’m not gonna put a video. No need.
You can also purchase the games from Kyo. Just contact me and I’ll direct you to the right places. 🙂
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