Educational games have been shown to positively impact students' problem-solving abilities and academic performance, particularly in subjects like science and mathematics.

A survey found that 92% of parents who play casual games with their children believe it strengthens their bond, and 66% support the use of similar games in schools.

Board and card games provide an alternative to screen-based activities, helping to mitigate the potential negative effects of excessive screen time on children's development.

Playing games helps children learn to control their emotions and manage frustration, contributing to improved emotional well-being.