Transfiguring Adoption’s Overview:

The target audience appears to be children that are 6 and up, depending on your child’s gaming ability. This is a great game for any family to enjoy with very few triggers or sequences of violence common with many games. While there are no overt ties to foster care, there is a positive relationship built between children and a competent, trustworthy adult as the main character (who is implied to be a child as the average Pokemon Trainer in-world starts their journey at age 10). This is also a great low-adrenaline game as well that still can have some of the stylings of a first-person shooter game since the object is to swivel around, zoom in on targets, and take photographs.

Caregivers can give special attention to positive interactions between characters (humans and Pokemon alike), problem-solving skills, and the ability to creatively adapt to situations. For children that have endured trauma there can also be excellent conversations about forming positive relationships with safe adults or mentors, adapting to challenges and change, and connecting feelings to behavior for themselves and others because of the interactions that…

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