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We recently revisited our game “Forgotten Trail” and made plenty of game updates as well as added accessibility features from feedback we received from educators. With plenty of games in our catalogue and a couple in development, you may be asking, “Why revisit Forgotten Trail?” Great question! For starters, we […]

Continuing on the forgotten trail…

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This 7 Generation Games video game project was a long time in the making and we're stoked that the beta launch is nigh.

Heads up, Making Camp Navajo is here!

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Welcome to the 7 Generation Games and Growing Math Fall 2021 Art Contest Gallery! Here, you can view all the submissions from the contest participants. The theme for the art contest is Native American Heritage Month. Contestants' grade levels range from 2nd to 8th grade.

Students Illustrate Indigenous Culture in the Growing Math Art Contest-Winners ...

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We are Anishinaabe, the original people, and we are here to stay. Value us and our contributions to the world we live in today.  Annette MennemTurtle Mountain Band of Chippewa IndiansMinot State University When invited to write a blog about Native American Heritage Month (NAHM), I asked myself, “What does […]

“We are Anishinaabe, the original people, and we are here ...

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In a recent conversation it became clear to me that I am not very good at explaining how 7 Generation Games is a profitable and growing business. That probably was made worse by the fact that we are re-releasing two of our apps using different technology to be able to […]

How we make money when content is not ours to ...

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Hi, my name is Alberto and I am a sophomore in high school. 7 Generation Games has been my first actual job experience and so far I have been enjoying it. The people here have been really helpful in helping me learn new skills. As an intern my job is […]

Being a video game tester

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