Those computer games parents once thought were a “drain on the brain” are now building girls’ interest in computer science one clue at a time. According to Psychology Today (March 2016), the basic skills needed for computer science success are developed early on and video game play is good for building problem solving, logic and critical thinking skills. Now, with the help of Nancy Drew Games, girls are developing these skills and an interest in computer science.

As highlighted at the Educational Games Expo, game-based learning is gaining popularity as more young people and adults learn from games, both in and out of the classroom. Well-designed games can motivate learners to actively engage in challenging tasks, master content, and sharpen critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The rising popularity of mobile handheld and tablet devices has enabled game-playing anytime, anywhere.

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Ask Nancy Drew fans what they love most about these entertaining and award-winning mystery adventure games and they will say: