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This India-based gaming studio produces child-friendly, free games (sponsored by ads which are targeted toward their audience's parents).
 
This India-based gaming studio produces child-friendly, free games (sponsored by ads which are targeted toward their audience's parents).
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Their main offering is the '''[[Baby Hazel]]''' game series.  The title character is a two-year-old female toddler, featured doing positive activities (taking care of her newborn brother Matt, fixing food in the kitchen with her mother) and learning positive traits (manners, hygiene).  The family is portrayed as a traditional nuclear family (father, mother, Hazel, and baby brother Matt) along with various friends and pets.  One offering features Earth Day, but portrayed in a neutral manner to show care for the environment without getting into liberal traits.  Many of the offerings feature Hazel saying prayers, not usually seen in secular video games.
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Their main offering is the '''[[Baby Hazel]]''' game series.  The title character is a two-year-old female toddler, featured doing positive activities (taking care of her newborn brother Matt, fixing food in the kitchen with her mother) and learning positive traits (manners, hygiene).  The family is portrayed as a traditional nuclear family (father, mother, Hazel, and baby brother Matt) along with extended family, various friends and pets.  One offering features Earth Day, but portrayed in a neutral manner to show care for the environment without getting into liberal traits.  Many of the offerings feature Hazel saying prayers, not usually seen in secular video games.
    
However, the graphics are very simplistic and the games are known to have glitches in them; if a level is frozen the entire game must be restarted from the beginning (though there are only four levels in each game).  Also being a foreign company the games do not feature proper English grammar (either American or British).
 
However, the graphics are very simplistic and the games are known to have glitches in them; if a level is frozen the entire game must be restarted from the beginning (though there are only four levels in each game).  Also being a foreign company the games do not feature proper English grammar (either American or British).
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