Use in an educational setting

It is possible to play Jack & Mani without creating a personal account, particularly for privacy reasons or in a school context.

1. Anonymous mode

   • For schools or supervised groups, using a personal email address is not always allowed.
   • So the game offers an anonymous mode, with no email or personal information.

2. What this mode allows

   • access to the free indoor investigations,
   • playing without creating a standard account,
   • respecting student privacy.

3. No personal data is required

   • No email address or personal information is requested.
   • In anonymous mode, your progress is saved locally on the device used.

4. The limits of anonymous mode

   • Outdoor investigations (location-based) require an account (free) to track your progress in the field.
   • To keep your progress and find it again on another device, create a standard account at any time.

Jack & Mani adapts to every play context, safely.

Yes, Jack & Mani lends itself well to educational use.

1. Suitable content

   • The investigations rely on reflection, observation, and logic, with no shocking scenes.
   • The game is suitable for children from age 10, while remaining interesting for teenagers.

2. A controlled framework

   • The dialogues with the characters stay within the framework of the investigation and are moderated.
   • No communication is possible between players.

3. Easy to organize

   • Anonymous mode lets you play the free indoor investigations without an email address or account creation, which is ideal in class.

A fun way to practice deduction and group cooperation.

Beyond entertainment, Jack & Mani draws on several useful skills.

1. Logic and deduction

   • Cross-checking clues, spotting contradictions, and forming hypotheses.

2. Observation and attention

   • Identifying the important details in dialogues and scenes.

3. Reading and comprehension

   • Reading the exchanges, understanding situations, and drawing the right conclusions.

4. Cooperation

   • As a group, players share their findings and move forward together.

Learning while having fun is the whole spirit of the game.

Yes, the game lends itself well to group activities.

1. Anonymous mode

   • For schools and supervised groups, anonymous mode avoids using personal email addresses.
   • It guarantees respect for student privacy.

2. Playing together

   • Students can investigate in small groups and compare their deductions.
   • It is an opportunity to work on cooperation and team spirit.

3. Simple supervision

   • The supervising adult chooses the investigation and guides the running of the activity.

A ready-to-use resource for a workshop or an educational outing.