What are some of the best educational games you've ever played?

>>386255971
Mario is Missing

metal gear solid 3

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>>386255971
Honestly think this is pretty neat for teaching coding to kids.

The early Medal of Honor games desu, like Frontline and European Assault

>>386255971
999

Give me a torrent for every Gamecenter GX episode, /v/

>>386256426
How does it actually work? I'm genuinely interested, since my job involves using games as an educational tool for kids.

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>>386255971
Oregon trail

>>386255971
The japanese ppl are a dying breed

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>>386261857
Uses a drag and drop coding thing to interact with the Minecraft map. It's pretty basic but I think it's nice to teach this stuff.

>>386262652
I won't lie, that actually seems pretty cool. And kids love their fucking Minecraft, so it probably keeps them engaged well.

Even those really basic "If....then" and "repeat" statements are a good start, especially if it works with really young kids.