Jack and Sara: Educational game

Jack and Sara is a children's game published on Steam, a platform where the user agreement states that [url=https://store.steampowered.com/subscriber_agreement/#:~:text=You%20may%20not%20become%20a,may%20apply%20in%20your%20country.]"[...] Steam is not intended for children under 13 and Valve will not knowingly collect personal information from children under the age of 13."[/url] Huh. Well, assuming that children are playing on their parents, or older siblings/friends account; this game provide an excellent educational approach to video games for youths, that can help stimulate their memory, focus, and concentration. From memorize-type activities, counting items, to piecing together objects, Jack and Sara shares a bright and vibrant artwork with lots of PG-friendly content. Half the activities you're helping Jack at the farm, and the other half you're helping Sarah with puzzles and picking flowers. Parents and older guardians can be rest assured, that all the content in this game are safe for children to interact. Because I'm a full fledged 28 year-old adult playing this game, so it was a no-brainer for me. Completed all achievements within 15 minutes. But, I do approve Jack an…

I know I'm not the target audience for this game, but it took 10 minutes to play through and it didn't seem educational if I were, which I was once at least. The main gripe is that while it does tell you when the answer is wrong, there isn't any penalty for being wrong, you can just click on all the possibilities until you get the right one (with the exception of the 'match the pairs' mini-game which does reset). You also get told "You completed the task perfectly" and unlock an Achievement regardless of how many wrong answers you give, which seems less useful for an 'education' game as while you may not want a negative failstate, there isn't even a neutral 'room for improvement' state. The art was fine, the voice acting was as you'd expect in an announcer in a budget priced kids educational game and as far as the gameplay; it functioned properly. However, 'Tips' in the Settings menu is mispelled as Tipps; for shame, cheap educational game on Steam, for shame & the Achievements description use both color and colour, which isn't really incorrect, it is just odd to see 2 different forms of english in the one screen. Recommended because it is basically functional, but this is mostl…

Fun game for toddlers and pre schoolers. Super short for those kids with short attention spans. Pretty graphics. 10/10.

Fantastic game Especially for children

Thanks for the achievements count.

best game ever and one more thing they fail to mention its very hard! Harder than dark souls and its definitely aimed at very mature audiences