Thought I'd post this up as I think it's a great idea and to be honest it's a great price for this.
One of my little girls is autistic and anyone with children, siblings, friends with autism will know what an experience it is both good and bad.
Hopefully it will get some heat :)
8 comments
captainsteff
20 Aug 16#8
Hello everyone. I'm Stéphane Cantin, the developer of Max, an Autistic Journey. I want to thank you all so very much for your comments and support! The people at Gpac Games and I are absolutely thrilled about the amount of positive feedback that we are getting! All the best to all of you! If you don't mind, please post your review on our Steam Store page. Thank you very much @addyb for sharing!
rubycoco
20 Aug 162#7
really good idea this game. respect going out to all the people that suffers with autism
jamesphimister50
20 Aug 16#6
My Son has autism but he prefers to go adventuring in mafia 2 or gta 4 . He just explores and investigate the shops . He did the same thing in dragon age . might try this game as it looks alright .
NotoriousC
20 Aug 16#5
I don't have autism or know anyone with autism, but I can appreciate this game. Looks like a great game
barry832003
20 Aug 161#4
I got my autism myself and I think this would be something interesting to look at.
addyb
19 Aug 164#2
Yep it is very interesting seeing the same things and own little world my daughter is in. She's nearly 3 and doesn't say a word so we are learning to communicate visually instead.
sanfermin
19 Aug 163#1
Any parent with an ASD child will find this game fab.
In fact it gives any child / adult a little glimpse into how a ASD child / adolescent / adult views there world so it might be helpful for the child who's friend is ASD ( autistic spectrum disorder)
haritori to sanfermin
20 Aug 162#3
ASD - Autism Spectrum Disorder :smiley:
It s a great game but I feel it only covers a certain side of ASD and tends to forget about the more severe side of it, but all the same it does offer some insight.
My son is 8 and says very very little thats comprehensible, 1 - 2 words at best, or will echo others.. but its very rewarding when as a parent you can communicate just through looks and actions alone.. :smiley:
Ask your school about PECs (picture exchange cards) they can be invaluable for communication also if you have an iPad take a look at Proloquo2go ( very expensive @ £199.99 but if PECs work its invaluable).
But dont worry too much abotu lack of speech at 3 my eldest boy now 15 who is also Autistic didnt speak until he was 5+ very very reserved prior to speaking and now is in top sets at Secondary set to get many A's in his GCSE's its crazy how it can all turn around, Also Einstein didn't speak until he was 6.
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One of my little girls is autistic and anyone with children, siblings, friends with autism will know what an experience it is both good and bad.
Hopefully it will get some heat :)
8 comments
In fact it gives any child / adult a little glimpse into how a ASD child / adolescent / adult views there world so it might be helpful for the child who's friend is ASD ( autistic spectrum disorder)
It s a great game but I feel it only covers a certain side of ASD and tends to forget about the more severe side of it, but all the same it does offer some insight.
My son is 8 and says very very little thats comprehensible, 1 - 2 words at best, or will echo others.. but its very rewarding when as a parent you can communicate just through looks and actions alone.. :smiley:
Ask your school about PECs (picture exchange cards) they can be invaluable for communication also if you have an iPad take a look at Proloquo2go ( very expensive @ £199.99 but if PECs work its invaluable).
But dont worry too much abotu lack of speech at 3 my eldest boy now 15 who is also Autistic didnt speak until he was 5+ very very reserved prior to speaking and now is in top sets at Secondary set to get many A's in his GCSE's its crazy how it can all turn around, Also Einstein didn't speak until he was 6.