“Gaming together is a great way to spend time with kids of any age. It lets you step into their world and do something that they enjoy.” – Pixelkin
Working Gaming Time into Family Time Can Bring Families Closer
The idea of a family game night has been around for a long time. Now this tradition doesn’t need to be restricted to board games. Video games have evolved to include some great games for families to play together. With 97 percent of kids in the U.S. playing video games, odds are your kids would appreciate a video game game night.
Lots of modern games may feel like a foreign language to you. But now there are a lots of games that don’t require a controller with a gazillion buttons. Many family games only require you to press a couple of buttons. Some don’t even require a controller at all. This new wave of motion gaming has some of the best family games available. They provide a great new twist on family game night and give you the ability to connect with your kids.
Pixelkin offers…
- recommendations for great family games
- the opportunity to connect with your kids
- a searchable database to help you find games your family would enjoy
- games that are big on fun, but easy on your budget
- new perspectives on games from other parents
- heartwarming stories of how video games brought parents and kids closer
Use Video Games to Your Advantage
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Educating Yourself Is the Best Thing You Can Do
Connect With Your Kids
Video games are much like any other hobby or interest your kids have. By taking the time to learn about and talk about the games your kids play, you’ll be showing them that you care about the things they enjoy. At Pixelkin, we believe that games have the power to strengthen relationships by bringing kids and parents together.
Sift Through All the Confusing Information
Video games are often a polarizing subject for parents. Parents have screentime concerns and sometimes major media outlets offer conflicting information. It’s hard to find information that’s relevant to your family and your kids. At Pixelkin, we’re focused on giving you comprehensive, objective information that breaks through all the clutter.
Make the Best Decisions
By educating yourself, you’ll prepare yourself to decide which games your kids can play. Having the knowledge to back up your choices gives you the opportunity to describe your reasoning to your kids in a language they understand. At Pixelkin, we give you the tools to become fluent in the language of games.
Expert Consultations
Have questions about a specific game? Have a concern about video gaming in general? Pixelkin’s editors can provide you with personal advice.
E-Book for Parents
There is lots of information on games out there, and that makes it hard to know where to start. Our e-book strips down the information so anyone can start to understand games.
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