Matraquinha PAIR

I don't usually mind kids/simplistic games but this one...yikes A kid would hate their parents if they gave them this game, it's absolutely boring and way too simplistic to be entertaining and educational, especially for autistic children, which seems to be their target audience. 1. I do not get the 3-star system in these kinds of game to be honest, it's more of a mobile thing and it wastes a lot of time with animations. 2. The dragging is teddious. 3. The items often blend with the background. 4. No challenge as you do not have labels or anything. Now, let me tell you a personal experience with educational games as a kid... It was 2004, I had my Windows 98 computer with Doom, Wolf3D, etc but I also had "Blue Clues ABC Time", an educational game. I am not a native to English btw. This game, Blue Clues ABC Time speaks to the player, it makes you write and be creative and also has a similar section to this game: The 2 characters are Salt and Pepper. They give you 2 fruits/vegetables (images on a plate) to pick from, always randomized and they say the name of the item, the name is also at the bottom so you know how to write it too, or in case you forget. When you pick the wrong o…

simple game, good for kids

I understand that this game is meant to be for audiences that require further educational development. However, I still played it because I really wanted to know what a Matraquinha is, and there was an entire achievement to learning about it- so! This game is an "Education tool" designed to assist those with lacking linguistic skills. However, I do not realistically see this as an education tool unless there is active cooperation from an Educational Assistant - Like a Special Assistant Educator or a Parent, who can encourage them and provide the necessary connections for their student with audio based cues - like mentioning "What is this? It's a lunch! for school!" The settings menu is untranslated and gives you a free achievement for no work, and the "game" itself is nothing more than a bare-bones matching game that takes random pieces of what feels like clip-art, has the player match it, then stretches it so it can be placed somewhere within the scenery. This is barely a functional tool for educators and requires active outside help. This tool could be extended and made helpful if a calm and caring voice can be ENABLED (not on by default - THIS IS IMPORTANT, so as not to freak…

For what it is, I think it is quite good. I can see young children using this as a first game.

That's right! It goes in the square hole.

This review is specially made for those who like to get all the achievements. [b]Description:[/b] Matraquinha PAIR is a very short, simple and easy pairing game, targeted at young children, for anyone above that age it’s extremely simple and easy to beat. The graphics are very simple, similar to a children’s book, with plain colors and stylized characters and figures. The last level uses the alphabet and might be useful to get children acquainted with the shapes of the letters and how many there are. [b]Achievements:[/b] [b]How many:[/b] 5 Achievements. [b]How much time:[/b] Around 10 minutes. [b]Game difficulty:[/b] Very Easy. An average gamer can complete each level in a second. [b]Achievements’ Difficulty:[/b] Very Easy. Almost all are game related and the last one requires going to options and clicking on the developer's homepage link. [b]Overall opinion:[/b] Matraquinha PAIR is a very short, simple and easy pairing game, that won’t be a challenge for most players but you can get all the achievements in ten minutes, and I’ll recommend it because of that, to completionists and people with young children. [b]Join and follow my group [u][url=store.steampowered.com/cur…