The games are also very flexible. All matrix games are framegames, permitting you to load new content and use them repeatedly to suit different types of training content. The games offer a nice balance between chance and skill. Slower learners benefit from the game because there is an element of chance. And you can adjust the skill level for all learners by asking only the questions you think are appropriate for the group's needs.
Matrix games have at least one potential limitation, but it is easily overcome.
Because they resemble Bingo games, participants may think that they are purely games of chance. But, again, mastery of the content is key to winning these types of games. Matrix games are best used with verbal content, which encourages participants to recall factual information. The sample game, Reading for Bingo, involved a 5 x 5 grid, but many different sizes can be used. Any number of participants can play the sample game independently, with each person working on a separate card.