Game recommendations for young girls.

StarShock said:
I had already planned to put the DOTT remake on there :)
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Indiana Jones as well.
Also I don't know if you remember Sierra's 'Castle of Dr Brain' puzzle type stuff using maths & logic aimed at kids. I don't know how easy it would be to get that to run on a modern system though
 
JessieD said:
Indiana Jones as well.
Also I don't know if you remember Sierra's 'Castle of Dr Brain' puzzle type stuff using maths & logic aimed at kids. I don't know how easy it would be to get that to run on a modern system though
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Slight departure from the original theme, but I've just finished playing through thimbleweed park, and I enjoyed it as a great retro homage to the old lucas arts games.
 
Glanza said:
Guild wars 2
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If sticking to open world pve only, or low level instanced content (tier 1 fractals for example) so as to avoid some of the elitism in other game modes, and also bearing in mind the number of player characters running around in revealing armour.

However yes the community is in general quite mature - especially in chat, and people are always willing to help out with things such as jumping puzzles, events, story etc.

Also having free to play access is good (though there is a new expansion likely within the next 3 months or so which would be worth buying if it includes all previous content - we'll find out with the official reveal today).

But yeah the personal story and living story/HoT expansion should be fun, as the races/cultures in the game are interesting from a light hearted fantasy perspective. I recommend asura if you're after humour from the story as they certainly have in my opinion some of the best early level story. :) Or sylvari if they prefer the "woodland elf" style fantasy as their starter zone and home city are beautiful.
 
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To be honest with my niece whom is 8 i have found that she just likes what she likes. The gender difference seems to be a bit funny with games, especially in kids. I would get a couple of cheap games and see what they take to and what they don't. I mean she likes things ranging from Mario kart to skyrim and fable. I suppose it's partly because when she does see us on games there the ones she wants to try.
 
harry5522 said:
To be honest with my niece whom is 8 i have found that she just likes what she likes. The gender difference seems to be a bit funny with games, especially in kids. I would get a couple of cheap games and see what they take to and what they don't. I mean she likes things ranging from Mario kart to skyrim and fable. I suppose it's partly because when she does see us on games there the ones she wants to try.
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Yeah, fair enough :) Was really asking "what do the kids today like?" rather than super worried about the fact they are girls :p
 
wordy said:
Never heard of that, any good?
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If you like politically incorrect (massively), campy, terribly shot, grainy, Dragon's Lair style adventures featuring rape as a theme, then I guess it's ok?
It was a really messed up mis-guided attempt at being edgy on Sega's part that could only have happened in the 90s.

Basically it is THE most inappropriate game a child could ever play. I was joking.
 
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