The University of Tokyo was impressed "Games that will definitely improve academic ability just by playing" (Weekly Spa!) --Yahoo! News

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The University of Tokyo was impressed "Games to study while playing"

　Have you ever solved a puzzle like Sankaku or Crossword?I like both, and when I have time, I just solve it.German and Crossword are so popular genres that are published in questions and magazines.There are as many as many stars in a bite, but these two puzzles are relatively new genres.It is said that the prototype was born from the late 19th century to the first half of the 20th century.

Potential of games that should not be underestimated

　The good thing about these puzzle games is that they can not only be a gymnastics, but also to improve computational skills and expand their vocabulary while having fun.It's like a dream to be able to study while playing.In modern times, more "games that study while playing" have been released more than in the past.This time, we will introduce three works that you can play with Nintendo Switch!

○ "Puzzle of the Words"

(BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment) Recently, play, such as shogi and chess, has been riding well on the waves of TV games and coexisting both.For example, shogi's video games are updated so that anyone can enjoy the conventional shogi, such as "can play AI alone" and "with a guide with a piece that can move pieces".So what happens if you reproduce the crossword puzzle introduced at the beginning in the game?The answer is a game called "Mojipotan".

Game design that can be enjoyed by adults to children

"Mojipitan" makes words by filling the letters in a square with holes like a crossword. The decisive difference from the conventional crossword is that instead of filling the words backwards from the meaning, when you fill the words, it is displayed as "this meaning". For example, if it is "Ko -shi", if you fill "U", multiple meanings such as "lecturer" and "calf" will be displayed in parallel. This makes it a game design that can be enjoyed by adults to children, overcoming the drawings of the crossword, "I can't fill unknown words." Despite such a simple game, it is a monster -class title that has been loved more than 20 years ago. Why don't you use it for such words that are addicted to your neck?

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