I feel many of those points ring true, in our case. What I discovered was that Minecraft is the Lego of today, but digital. It fills many of the same creative u

I feel many of those points ring true, in our case. What I discovered was that Minecraft is the Lego of today, but digital. It fills many of the same creative urges. We have quite some Lego Friends and different kits on shelves, which can't be touched according to the Creator :). A big bag of second hand parts lies in peace, but Minecraft on the PS5 is now the go-to. We sometimes play 2 player together, building things. Basically almost always in "creative mode", and never online. I kind of wanted my daughter to feel the same positive way as I did with Lego, but no dice. Minecraft seems to do that.