1 simple tip, if you emphasise with educational games, try to use more visuals. It does not matter if the game is for kids or adults, images will make information much more easier to asimilite. I'll be honest, I read only the questions and the answers and never the description after. Also you can add a reward system, like "after 10 correct answers get X", people overall like the feeling of progress, and THEN you can give them more information. First engage people, make them intrested, curious and only after try to educate them. Hope you the best.
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Hey, thanks so much for the feedback! I definitely intend to update this soon with more visuals, I just ran out of time making everything.
I guess I structured this more like a trivia/quiz than a real educational game, honestly, because I know I always get frustrated doing trivia when they don't elaborate on why the answer is right or wrong. Although, that might just be me, I guess.
The extra reward system also makes a lot of sense! Especially because when testing this game I know going through the whole thing got a bit monotonous, so having something pop up intermittently would break that up and give the game a much better pace.
Thanks again!