Category: History Education
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“Plague of Athens VR” The Past Meets The Future in Our Latest Release!
Dear History Enthusiasts, It’s been a whirlwind journey for the entire History Adventures team, and today, we’re proud to share with you a project that has been two years in the making. Introducing “Plague of Athens VR” – an immersive experience now available on Meta Quest’s App Lab! A Haunting Chapter “Plague of Athens VR”…
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Discover the 7 Best Graphic Novels About Modern History
The world of comics isn’t limited to superhero battles or Archie and Jughead stories. They can be the gateway to learning about historical events that took place decades ago. Graphic illustrations in comics about history can capture the essence of historical events, addressing prevalent issues by looking into the past visually. If you want to…
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6 Best Games About Historical Pandemics
The world has seen numerous pandemics, disastrously affecting public health. It’s crucial for everyone to be aware of their causes, symptoms, and preventive measures. However, most people consider historical pandemics to be not so interesting to gain information about because the long hours of textbook reading tire them out. A fun-filled way to gain this information…
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7 Best Graphic Novels About the Ancient World
The ancient world is full of interesting events, historical battles, centennial disputes, and classical themes hidden between boring old history books. If you’re keen to learn about the happenings of the ancient world in a far more captivating way, graphic novels are your best bet. Alternate realities paired with enthralling visuals highlight historical events from…
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6 Best Games about Alternate History: Learning History the Interesting Way
If you thought video games about history were the ultimate learning tool you needed, you are mistaken. While historic games give you facts and figures about significant past events, games about alternate history allow you to dissect events unlike anything else. While learning history, often questions are asked about what could have occurred if a…
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Assassin’s Creed Games: Making History Lessons Fun
If you thought time travel was a farfetched possibility, you might be interested to see how you can experience something like it in your history class. Ever since the release of Assassin’s Creed in 2007, the video game has become more of an interactive history resource than just a game. You can travel back as…
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Dynasty Warriors: How Historically Accurate Is It?
You might argue that a video game has to be historically accurate before it is called a history game. What is the point of playing a history game if it has misleading facts and exaggerated stories? However, we need to understand that when other sources inspire games, they tend to version it. To achieve drama…
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3 Best Historical Historical Movies on Netflix: Southeast Asia Edition
No one can deny that Southeast Asian movies never fail to impress our typical Western taste on cinematography. You might be running out of best historical movies on Netflix to watch, but you may be missing some of the most plausible ones to view. Read through our list of 3 Best Historical Movies on Netflix:…
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Fascinating Depiction of Pirates in Visual Media: Making Learning Fun
If there’s one thing the majority of people would agree on, it’s that pirates are one of the coolest bunch of people to have ever lived on planet Earth. Some might refer to pirates as evil because they kill and steal. But don’t they look fascinating while doing so? And that is precisely why these…
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5 Facts You Didn’t Know About William Shakespeare!
During his lifetime William Shakespeare is said to have written 37 plays and 150 poems; however, no one can tell the exact number still because a lot of his work has been lost over time. 2. Nobody knows what Shakespeare did from 1585 to 1592. Shakespeare disappeared from the records for 7 years and historians…