Autistic Gamers

Hi MikeyRedEye !! I am not autistic but I did a search to help you and you could check this Facebook page to see if you can find what you are looking for…

https://www.facebook.com/pg/Autistic-Gamers-362128680531484/about/

Hope this really
helps you. Keep playing my friend !!!

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Hey im in the uk my oldest boy 9 years old has autism an anxiety disorder at this moment in time he plays my old 360 an is limited on a few games which i allow him to play offline as hes easy upset , i think a controlled autistic aware group would be great
might even help with social skills , hes quite a keen gamer an enjoys real steel , PGR , shoot many robots , i think a list of autism friendly games would be a gd idear aswell

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Our son is 7 years old and his preference of games that suit his abilities are games from the Lego series, most young cartoon movie games, Ben 10 Games, Skylanders and Peggle, we have found that the best way to help him with his gaming is to find couch co-op
games and playing alongside to help if they get stuck is the best environment for a young Autistic gamer.

If you want to send me a friend Request please don't hesitate, just send me a message telling me your from the forums .

Thanks

Grim

That sounds like a brilliant Idea, My son is a high functioning Autistic child and at present we limit his access to live features for his safety

Well I'm a little late but if you are still interested I'd very much be.

My son is 11 years old and has fetal alcohol syndrome. Socially he is 8 or so. He does have autistic like behaviors. Lots of sensory issues. He is very high functioning and is pretty good playing Minecraft on xbox 360. He's homeschooled and therefore
does not have much interaction with other children. Seems Minecraft is very calming for him and gives him a great sense of accomplishment. I would love for him to have a great friend to play with sometimes. He does have a nice headset and could talk with
his friend. His gamer tag is . His name is Elijah. He will anxiously awaiting a friend request! He's very excited! Thank you so very much.