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I want to develop kid widely and the games have the highest level of interest. What aspects should I look for in childrens' games?

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Requests for lists of suggestions are a poor fit for our format, and are therefore off-topic. Please consider rephrasing your question to focus on what aspects of games are useful for developing logic and complex thinking. You should probably focus on a specific age range, as well. I'm going to have to close this question. If you edit it and feel the edit addresses the issues I've mentioned, please flag it for moderator attention and we can see about reopening it. – Beofett♦ May 14 '12 at 12:54
The edits help, but you are still asking for specific games. This is the main problem, as it encourages what we refer to as "list" answers. Your question should be phrased so that a good answer will be relatively complete, rather than a bunch of answers that all make good, but completely different, suggestions. Right now the edits to the question are simply narrowing down the scope of that list of recommendations. – Beofett♦ May 14 '12 at 13:53
"Is there any good game for kid younger than 5 years old for developing logic and complex thinking?" You are not asking about one game. You are asking for a recommendation of games. If I answer "chess", another user may answer "checkers" and still another may answer "poker". This is the list we want to avoid. If a good answer could be just one word, or even one sentence, it is not a good question. No matter how you rephrase the question, if you expect names of specific games, it is off topic. Please refer to our faq or visit us in Parenting Chat if you need this clarified further. – Beofett♦ May 14 '12 at 14:11
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@webvitaly: Try this: What aspects should I look for in childrens' games? This would be an open-ended question that gets you transferable and timeless responses; such responses are not linked to any specific game. – Torben Gundtofte-Bruun♦ May 14 '12 at 14:26
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Its a shame this question was closed :-( - it mertited more. – Ricibob May 14 '12 at 22:32
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closed as not constructive by Beofett♦ May 14 '12 at 12:54

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