How the Shadow’s Edge Game Helped Young People in Foster Care Discover Their Inner Strength
We are so excited to share this guest blog from Megan Eaton, a Manager of Enrichment Services over at Pivotal. Pivotal is an amazing nonprofit that helps those in the foster youth community achieve their dreams for success. They do this by providing education and...
Can Gaming Improve Your Mental Health?
We all know that games can be huge fun. They can distract us from problems like depression, anxiety, illness, or pain. They can also help us build skills and teach us things. And, they can be a great way to connect. So, can gaming improve mental health?...
Healing Hearts Game Jam – An Interview with Michelle Chen
Did you know that tomorrow is National Video Game Day? Video games mean a lot to us at Shadow’s Edge – video games allow us to experience someone else’s story, make mistakes without judgment, and grow from what we have learned about ourselves while playing. Games that...
4 Games That Let You Blast Cancer
Okay, you probably can’t get *even* with cancer by blasting cancer cells in a video game. But it sure does feel good.
Shadow’s Edge at Game Connection
Shadow’s Edge was the ONLY serious game nominated for any category, and ended up a finalist for two awards!
Extra Life for Kids: Join the Shadow’s Edge Squad!
On November 3, the Shadow’s Edge community will take part in the annual Extra Life 4 Kids campaign to raise money for the Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital in Chicago
Shadow’s Edge: How to Journal
Journaling can do what medicine cannot — it can heal your soul!
Professional Opinions of Shadow’s Edge
We hear from players that Shadow’s Edge can help build resilience during illness. Here’s what the professionals have to say.
How to Play Shadow’s Edge: A Playthrough with the Producer!
Nobody knows the world of Shadow’s Edge like Rosy, our game producer. Here she walks through the first FREE game to build resilience in young people with health challenges.
Meet the Cutest Member of the Shadow’s Edge Team!
No offense, Rosy, but we’re afraid you’ve been out-cuted…