have a lot of respect for companies who do this. Just want to chime in from a developing nation perspective. we have no computers - no laptops, no desktops. Al

have a lot of respect for companies who do this. Just want to chime in from a developing nation perspective. we have no computers - no laptops, no desktops. All of India is on mobile phones (usually Android). It would be awesome if future educational content is developed mobile only. Toolkits like Flutter, AWS Lumberyard and React Native allow for ios+android games being built. The only reason that mobile based education games for children are not as popular as they could be in the US ..is because of the fundamental concern around "smartphones==bad". I think Steam can do a lot here by allowing parental+time based locks around games. A problem worth solving.