Jumpy Car ADHD

Dr. Ivo Pinto Applications

About this game

Jumpy Car ADHD is a very fun and psychoeducational game about ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder). The player will have to help Andy, a boy with ADHD, to reach Dr. Barks, avoiding colliding with the "Distractors". For that you will have to drive a very fun car ... the Jumpy Car ...

This car has no brakes, so the player will have to make the car jump to avoid the "Distractors" ... The "Distractors" represent the obstacles that the ADHD can cause, so you have to help Andy to overcome them.

At each level, Dr. Barks will have dialogues with Andy (in Comics), where he explains several things about ADHD. This game is divided into four main chapters:

1) "What is ADHD?"
2) "What Causes ADHD?"
3) "How to Overcome ADHD?"
4) "Overcome the ADHD !!"

[NEW] You now have access to all levels in this free version. There are 32 levels. To unlock new chapters, you can use the coins you collect in the game.

This game was developed by Dr. Ivo Pinto, Psychologist at PIN-Progresso Infantil, with the support of Clube PHDA and is an excellent tool that Parents, Doctors and Psychologists can use to explain ADHD to children (with or without ADHD). This is a different and much more attractive way to introduce the topic and transmit this knowledge.

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Best Regards
Ivo Pinto

Ratings and reviews

This is my first time downloading this game. I am a FOCUS special education K-2 teacher and will test out the app as a possible alternative technology for my classroom! I do hope that there is an option in settings to make the words audible. Some of my students have very little parental involvement and cannot read yet either due to behavior manifesting from not knowing how to cope with their ADHD or they are simply 5-8 years old.

As a game this is horrible and by the reading the educational portion of ADHD because I have ADHD and I know about ADHD so I didn't mean to read on it but I was curious to see how he made the gameplay feel like ADHD and the truth is it doesn't at all capture the experience of what it's like to have ADHD. It's a very bad driving game.

A terrible game for a person with ADHD, the game itself is like ADHD in a nutshell, the lack of control is aggravating and the way everything goes wild just makes it harder to help anyone in general.