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Heracter is a fun game for kids that have dyslexia. Kids with dyslexia have a lot of issues to deal with and the game can help them with their processing skills. It can give them a new view on their issues. The game has many colorful characters. There are a few characters that you get to choose from. There are also a lot of colorful mushrooms that people can use as well. The game is very fun for kids.

Laura Lurns Last updated February 13, 2025 · 1 min read

Heracter is a game for Chinese kids that are going through dyslexia. There are a few different choices of character that you can pick before the game officially begins. The game is all about using paper cut outs that are on a stick. It is a very hands on game with a lot of color to attracts the kids. The game is very visual and requires a lot of creative thinking as well. It is a great game.

Key takeaways

Heracter is a game for dyslexic people.
There are different characters in the game.
The game is very hands on and colorful.

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