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The article looks at (non educational) digital games as learning and teaching environments that may provide helpful suggestions for the design of digital educational games. It suggests to use a three dimensional theoretical framework to identify didactic methods in digital games (situational, temporal and social dimension) and uses this framework to give a brief outline of didactic methods in commercial digital games today. After that it compares these methods with the use of didactic methods in common digital educational games today.
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