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They may want to learn how to create games, but I want them to learn how hard it can be to create things, and to respect that process. This is something that I see often in my work as a reporter ...

We dissect whether Nintendo games really are intended for kids, and why this perception can be harmful. It’s a poor way to shut down relevant discourse Skip to main content ...

Play is one of the fundamental ways in which humans learn. Video games, like games in general, are inherently educational, but they still haven’t quite taken off in the classroom.

Experience the adrenaline rush and learn tips on conquering the infamous Bloodbath level. Whether you're here for the gaming, the laughs, or the memes, don't miss out on this epic adventure. Stay ...

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Carmen Sandiego is back in video game form in 2025. Polygon got an early look at the RPG puzzler that educates players about the world — and ... a near-perfect game for kids who like to learn.

Kids in the United States really want video game gifts for Christmas, according to survey results published on Nov. 20 by the Electronic Software Association. Video game-related gifts top wish ...

Much like Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over, Spy Kids: Armageddon involves video games — something director Robert Rodriguez knew he had to do, because his kids told him.

GlassLab Games, the studio behind SimCityEDU, launched Mars Generation One: Argubot Academy today, a game that teaches students argumentation and reasoned thinking. The studio also announced that ...

Charlie Hall is Polygon’s tabletop editor. In 12-plus years as a journalist & photographer, he has covered simulation, strategy, and spacefaring games, as well as public policy. Listen, I sat my ...

Ana Diaz (she/her) is a culture writer at Polygon, covering internet culture, fandom, and video games. Her work has previously appeared at NPR, Wired, and The Verge. Here’s a fun statistic: Over ...