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Dudu ArticlesHow Games Are Good for Learning ChineseStudies show that games led to a 90% increase in retention when learning and up to a 300% increase in completed tasks. Playing games also boosts long-term retention of vocabulary, with both players and watchers of digital games outperforming readers as long as three months later in tests.
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