DragonBox Elements

DragonBox Elements lays out a basic storyline to give players some motivation for finishing the game's many puzzles. A monster has taken over a tower, and it's up to the player to gather an army of helpers and drive the monster out. This is achieved by working through the game's seven chapters, and each chapter reinforces a different concept of geometry in an engaging, practical approach. Once every puzzle has been completed, the tower is saved and the player has hopefully strengthened their geometry skills in the process.

The game has two different difficulty levels, and the puzzles in both levels will grow increasingly challenging as players progress.

• What have you learned in each chapter? Can you demonstrate some of those concepts now?
• Does playing DragonBox Elements feel like learning? Why/why not? Do you think that learning can be fun?