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Ask Us Your Questions About EDUCATIONAL VIDEO GAMES. (Patreon)

Published:
2026-02-26 20:08:18
Imported:
2026-10

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Camp Computer Games is returning with a brand new episode all about the video games that try and teach us valuable skills and information!You know the type- Number Munchers, Math Blaster, Carmen Sandiego, Jumpstart, Clue Finders, and Reader Rabbit, all the games you'd pretend to play while yearning to jump into Duke Nukem on the school computer.Neil, Ryan, Corey and Kevin will be learning all about numbers and stuff on this week's upcoming episode of Camp Computer Games, and we'll be reading questions from the comment section below. Fire away with your educational vidya game question and we might read it on air!

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Elbow Davey

Have any of you heard of the game Granny’s Garden? It was basically mandatory for all British students to play it, from the BBC Micro version in the 80s to the flash remake I grew up with in the 00s. Most Brits my age or older seem to know about it but every time I explain it to an American they are baffled by the fact we are all forced to play this strange thing

Nathaniel Rohr

Were there any subjects you struggled with in school, or are you all renaissance men/women? (you should have Julie, Ming or/and Emmy back on)

Guaranteed

We're definitely getting them back on in the near future. Promise!

Alex Johnson

Which "Edutainment" game took the most liberties with what they classified as Educational content? (Also, does anyone remember Snood being installed on school computers back in the 90s?)

Nathaniel Rohr

Has a piece of educational software ever helped you better grasp a subject?

MI Jadecraft

Are there any modern educational games that you think live up to classics?

Dokpetra

Is there a case to be made for the concept of Adult Edutainment? Would "running around killing zombies while intermittently learning the difference between various types of tax forms" be a better way to learn about tax forms, or just a worse way to run around killing zombies?