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Stories about games for seniors
3 stories from the journal share this topic, on the Inclusive design and Learning through play shelves.
Start with “Puzzle games for older adults: what to look for”. Readable text, generous buttons, no clock and colours you can tell apart: a practical checklist for choosing a puzzle game at 50, 70 or 90.
Stories tagged games for seniors
Puzzle games for older adults: what to look for
Readable text, generous buttons, no clock and colours you can tell apart: a practical checklist for choosing a puzzle game at 50, 70 or 90.
Designing games for older eyes and hands: readable and forgiving
How vision, touch and reaction time change with age, what that means for contrast, targets and pace, and design principles for games that stay friendly at 80.
Playing games with your grandchildren: why it is worth it
Research on intergenerational play finds real benefits for both generations when the game is chosen well. What the studies show, and how to make it work.
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