ooh ooh the Answer is Head. Goliath's HeadVeylon said:The real, key problem with these games is the same problem with most any edutainment: the goal isn't to have fun but to educate. Further, the games are in the hands of moral guardians; anything that might enhance the game and make kids want to learn is too objectionable and must be barred. People still remember Oregon Trail for no better reason than that you got to name your characters, who subsequently died of cholera, and got to write your own tombstone.
Yes, a survival horror game during the apocalypse would be neat, but that would involve actually depicting the apocalypse, which would surely destroy young minds. Yes, you could make a strategy game around conquering Canaan, but no lessons would be taught. Or you could have the main character be a Christian and show kindness and generosity to others, but that would either be boring or fail to match the Soldier of God thing they're going for these days.
So, Bible Trivia's all they got, but even that's fraught with peril. For instance: David returned Goliath's _____ to Saul to prove he had defeated the giant.
Do i get a cookie or a holy wafer?
Although I gotta admit that a survival apocolypse game does ound like one hell of a game