There’s no definitive way to approach video games as every child is different – and every child is constantly changing too - but I’ve been playing games with my (almost) six year old son for a few years now, and thought it might be useful to share some of the gaming experiences we’ve had that I think have been most compelling and enriching. They can be visually, aurally and mentally stimulating, good for hand-eye coordination and also a fun way to spend time together.
After all, it’s easy to demonise “screen time,” but games have an awful lot to offer. Read more on .If you’re a parent of a young child (or two), you may be wondering about the best way to navigate the world of video games. The crux of Neon White isn’t beating a level but working out the best routes for shaving off precious seconds for better medals, rewards, and the thrill of the execution.This struggle for perfection ties in with the story. The likes of Ghostrunner, Superhot, and Demon Turf, along with high difficulty death dances like Cuphead, have all been designed to deliver the satisfying spectacle of the perfect run.As noted by Donut County developer Ben Esposito himself, Neon White was inspired by his fascination with speedrunners – and it shows from the get-go.Įach of the opening 10 stages is a confined sprint to the finish, as you leap across platforms and shoot enemies, and it’s all over within 60 seconds even at a slow pace.
The maker of Donut County presents a stylish hybrid of first person shooter and platformer, where weapons and movement are tied to cards.As speedrunning has begun to receive a larger spotlight, through events like Games Done Quick, more games have tried to cater themselves towards the art of sprinting through levels as fast as possible.
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