Or some similar setup where there's no online, no monthly charge, no pay-to-win, and instead the child gets to play a carefully crafted game, hopefully an awesome one.
I also think (offline) minecraft is great at that age.
Or some similar setup where there's no online, no monthly charge, no pay-to-win, and instead the child gets to play a carefully crafted game, hopefully an awesome one.
I also think (offline) minecraft is great at that age.
Of course, a few months ago his "girlfriend" down the street got a Switch...
It's fun because I have fond memories of playing it on the Macintosh Classic II as a kid.
They like making custom levels for each other, just like me and my siblings used to do.
I was also happy to find an ad-free Minesweeper remake on Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Page. [1] They like the maps game from that page as well.
It’s not like I don’t understand, but it still feels mildly wrong.