Minecraft also offers kids the opportunity to practice virtual survival skills like gathering food, building shelters, and protecting their virtual selves and property from threats. It's pretty phenomenal, and if you've ever sat in complete awe of a 6-year-old's complete pixelated re-creation of their favorite superhero sitting inside an imaginary theme park world they built themselves, you totally get it. Minecraft draws out some sort of deep-seeded architectural skillset that I wasn't even aware my kids possessed until I stopped to watch them build one day. Because, let's face it, they're going to ask to download something new eventually - they always do. Like me, you might be looking for new building apps if your kid can't get enough Minecraft. My kids are on screens more than ever right now, and games like Minecraft, where they can build and create, are usually a hit.
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