Games can sometimes be more than just entertainment. Strategy and problem-solving games can encourage players to think ahead, manage resources, recognize patterns, and make decisions based on changing situations.
I think this can be especially useful for students because learning does not always have to come from traditional textbooks or assignments. Casual games can provide a different way to practice concentration, planning, and problem-solving while still being enjoyable.
I also enjoy exploring different game projects and versions, and I keep some related gaming information here.
What do other students and teachers think about using games as an informal way to develop problem-solving and strategic thinking skills?