ScrewAttack - Top 10 Educational Games

Oct 24, 2012 by RawmeatCowboy

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AlphaMeta

24 Oct 2012 02:41

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Number Munchers
Math Blaster
Oregon Trail

Those were the days...

Zaakro

24 Oct 2012 03:12

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I want to busted out typing of the dead now.

I wish I had an old school version of Oregon Trail.

sonic7877

24 Oct 2012 04:25

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I completely forgot about number munchers until now. Sweet nostalgia that really brought me back. I used to love watching those cutscenes. That game really did help me in math in the early 90's.

gojiguy

24 Oct 2012 06:17

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math blaster pre-algebra rocked my world.

Johnny2900

24 Oct 2012 08:32

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I know they had two franchises from The Learning Company in there, but no Cluefinders? That was the best example of a point and click adventure game and it educated kids with the many puzzles to solve based off of a specific grade level.
However, it's their list and it was good at the very least.

nGen

24 Oct 2012 10:36

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We had three educational games on our computers at my middle school: Oregon Trail, The Incredible Machine, and (my personal favorite) Midnight Rescue! I loved that game.

Hamr

24 Oct 2012 17:41

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Oregon Trail does not teach people much except for the variety of 1800-era diseases and why the buffalo almost went extinct.

As far as educational games go, Typing of the Dead > All