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The game is helping kids learn how to socialize.

Lenore Koppelman's son, who has autism, connected with the game so strongly that he's now going out of his way to interact with other kids. After a lifetime of struggling to engage, he's learning skills that previously felt out of his reach. This is just one example out of what is sure to be many more to come.

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