Writing for the children's interactive market isn't something you turn to just because you happen to like kids as a rule. But if you love your craft, and lavish attention on your characters and how they react to the world, your screenwriting skills may cross over into the children's interactive arena.
Characters are one matter, but they're only a start.
And replayability is key to an interactive title's success. Because we're dealing with the interactive world, a storyline doesn't have to be complicated to work. But it should be complete. And it has to make sense within the confines of the product. Regardless of whether it's a simple wrap or three acts, the story should add fun and playfulness to the game.