Space

Game description

Space

Twinkling stars start to fill the table, inviting players to reach out and tap them. Whenever the stars are touched, they play the soft melody of Clair de Lune. New stars keep appearing across the table, and every so often a shooting star flashes by. There’s always something that draws the players’ attention in this soothing, musical experience.

Tips

Make the game more fun

• If a shooting star flashes by, ask the players to make a wish for someone sitting at the table. Who would they like to make a wish for?
• Try humming along with Clair de Lune as it plays.

Level

Level 2

Players do not just observe the game, but must also be able to focus their attention on it. There is no goal to work toward; it’s a gentle first step into active play at each player’s own pace.

Effect

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  Sensory effect

  Sensory stimulation has many positive benefits, including mood enhancement. In these games, this is achieved through the use of interactive images and sounds.

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  Social effect

  Fun is something you experience with each other. Games that stimulate the social domain promote interaction and social contact between the care workers, players and visitors.