Abstract
This paper is a case study of an educational computer game for children. The game has been developed in collaboration with child psychologists and in accordance with international standards . The didactic aim of the game is to teach children safe behavior in the face of explosive remnants of war. This paper includes underlying assumptions; conceptual, graphical and technical solutions applied in the game; and results of game testing sessions in elementary schools in Poland and Croatia.
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