Child psychologists have developed a computer game that develops empathy.

Experts in the field of child psychology from the University of Wisconsin (Madison, USA) decided that it was not even necessary to prohibit children from playing computer games. And created a game that is designed help the child's psyche, not cripple her.

The game is called "Kaydor Crystals". It is aimed at developing children's sensuality, intuition and communication potential.

The plot is built around the interaction of the game character of the child with alien guests who do not know the language of earthlings at all. In order to communicate with pretty aliens, the child needs to pick the right emotions, because emotions are the only thing aliens understand.

The child quickly begins to realize that he wants a guest from another planet, only by his frowning look or one of the varieties of a smile.

The game was tested by more than 30 teenagers, for 2 weeks they played more than an hour and a half daily.

Researchers at this time tracked the activity of the brain zones of child players responsible for emotions, using electroencephalography.

Scientists believe that this game will help not only healthy adolescents, but children with autism, who have incredible difficulties with emotions and their expression in relation to others.