Now it’s clear to me: 2 strands flow together. Learning works best if based on gaming. And casual gaming works best if it’s based on simple learning. That might be shallow but heh why don’t we have mobile casual learning yet.

Luckily I found this a few days later. Gamasutra – the source for everything games.

Gamasutra – Opinion: Reflexive’s Carroll On Understanding The Casual Gamer: “reasons for playing include educational use of leisure time, mental exercise, confidence building, stress relief, entertainment, and pain relief.”
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Gaming has often been seen as just simple entertainment without any need for meaning. However, when considering the casual gamer, it’s clear that they are not satisfied with just being entertained; they may be looking for stress relief, learning, distraction, self-improvement, or simply a pleasant way to spend time with friends. Instead of looking for excitement, adventure or competition like the core gamer, casual gamers often want to feel that their time is being used beneficially.

Faisal Arbain, from Flavert Media, uploaded a Malaysian game to Playyoo only recently. Will try that one asap.

It perfectly fits that Mariam Dholkawala, from Mumbai, just uploaded her 6 games.