Mightier

Mightier

About this game

PLEASE NOTE! While Mightier is free to download, a Mightier Membership is required. Find out more at Mightier.com

Mightier helps children (ages 6 - 14) who struggle with their emotions. This includes kids who have a tough time with tantrums, feelings of frustration, anxiety, or even a diagnosis like ADHD.

Our program was developed by clinicians from Boston Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School and is designed to create a fun and engaging way for kids to practice emotional regulation through play….and become Mightier!

Players wear a heart rate monitor while they play, which allows them to see their emotions and connect with them directly. As they play, your child reacts to their heart rate. As their heart rates go up, the game gets harder to play and they practice how to bring their heart rate down (take a pause) in order to earn rewards in the games. Over time and with routine practice/play, this creates “Mightier moments” where your child breathes, pauses, or uses one of their practiced cool down strategies automatically when facing real world challenges.

Mightier includes:

A WORLD OF GAMES
Over 25 games on the platform and 6 worlds to conquer, so your child will never get bored!

THE GIZMO
Your child’s visual representation of their heart rate. This will allow them to see their emotions and connect with them directly. Gizmo will also teach your child emotional management skills when they find themselves in extreme duress.

LAVALINGS
Collectable creatures that represent big emotions. These will help your child connect with their range of emotions in a fun, new way.

PLUS…..for Parents
● An online hub to access a dashboard of your child’s progress
● Customer support from licensed clinicians
● Tools and resources to help navigate your Mightier parenting journey.

Ratings and reviews

this had a lot of potential, and my son did enjoy the game and was engaged but it's hard to justify $40/mo for a game. it should be no more than $5-$10 tops. Edit: My son has been asking for his calming tablet since I canceled the subscription Im dissapointed in how much you feel you can charge for this product on a monthly basis. you've set parents up to let down their kids that can't afford it. He just told me he was going to ask santa for it cause I can't afford it. Thanks alot!

I only have had to recharge the heart monitor 3 times so far, and now the charger won't charge. It appears that one of the prongs is compressed in and will not retract back out. I am assuming this is the issue. I contacted customer service to see if I can get a replacement, especially since it hasn't even been 30 days. The rep was friendly, but i was told that they could not replace it because I must have damaged it after delivery. It is not damaged, it is a manufacturer defect. I am not happy!

Program sounds like a good idea but implementation and technology a miss. It looks like they insist on the app to work only on their tablet in order to lock their customers in so that it is not as simple as uninstalling the app to unsubscribe and sell the armband directly. This is not that big of problem if not for the fact that they send you an low tech tablet that doesn't connect to the internet half the time. That just means that it is more likely the kid will not pick up tablet to play.

What’s new

This update introduces the Animote Collection Book, where you can track every Animote you've discovered, learn about each one, and see which ones you're still searching for.

We've also refreshed artwork throughout the game and added helpful Screen Time reminders for families.