It's growing in numerous directions as it hurtles towards its place as man's form of communication and interaction of the twenty-first century. As we watch it develop, we are at the same time amazed, frightened, elated, disgusted, and apathetic. True, some of the internet's development is aimed at the baser forms of human nature. Much of the net's growth doesn't concern us, as it is being formulated by tiny specialized groups who can suddenly have their voice alongside huge mainstream organizations in the cheap world of internet publication. However, the ones who will have the most clout as the web continues to transform are the ones sitting in your living room watching cartoons on Saturday morning.
Children are the demographic group that the smart developers are attempting to reach.
As kids pick up cyber-life with the same ease that my generation handled G.I.Joes and Tonka trucks, they hold more and more say in what Webheads want from developers. Castle Infinity has made a bold attempt to reach both the youngsters and their concerned parents. They have succeeded in doing so to a remarkable degree. The castle is a dangerous place, as far as the existence of monsters is concerned. This is good-natured, inoffensive fun that kids ages six to twelve will ravenously devour, and grateful parents will cheerfully allow.