
"It's Spring Again" - an educational game for children ages two and up. It uses game mechanics to teach children about the seasons.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russo | |||
| Inglese |
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The cost of this game: 64 cents to $1.99. The value of playing this game with my 2 and 5 year old: Priceless.
It was a shame to be born with feet instead of wings. If we'd had wings we could have shared in the culture and traditions of every country around the world. But, thanks to It's Spring Again, we can share a delightful Russian artform with children who are growing up with the internet and ipads. And, here is a game that utilizes voice talant, art, and mechanics in a fluid way to engage kids everywhere. They might even pickup a little bit of a second language as well. I'm probably getting the horse before the cart here, but this game is based on a puppet show, and the dlc (which is really a must-have in this game) includes a free video of the puppet show, along with an artbook. The artbook is filled with art from the game and the puppet show, as well as a concept sketchbook. The video is a live performance of a diaorama-type puppet show, sort of a 3D flannel board of the earth, which diff
I actually liked this game despite the fact that it was made for children. The game is a cute narrative educational story which I wish we had when I was younger to understand the four seasons. Yes it is short, yes it can be played automatically but think of it if you have a child, you can play this story for him automatically and then ask him to replicate what he just saw in the second round. Pros: +The art is so wonderful and cute! It looks like a good children book. +Narrative was done well, it sounds like those children stories cassettes we used to have back in my days. +The way they described each season was really good and educational for children. +Easy achievements. +Steam achievements. Cons: -There is no music but the one on the main menu. -Wished it was longer because it is good. I do recommend it for every parent or people who appreciate art :) 𝐹𝑜𝑟 𝑚𝑜𝑟𝑒 𝑟𝑒𝑣𝑖𝑒𝑤
This is a very simple educational game, primarily aimed at young children. It treats the passing of the seasons, using simple clicking mechanics and a pleasant, narrative voice. There is only one, apparantly hand-drawn nature screen, which changes colours when entering a new season. Leaves grown and fall, snow covers the ground and melts again. The colours are so beautiful and vibrant that adults too can enjoy the visuals - the narrative by itself is less interesting except for the very young ones, I presume. There is an auto-play function which I suppose is ideal for very young children, but those who already know how to use a mouse will certainly want to try the game out by themselves. Playing through the game twice took me only fifteen minutes or so, but I found it very enjoyable nonetheless and the easy Steam achievements added a perfect game to my statistics without any effort what
8.0/10 - A 20 Minute Break From Life or Your Kids! I'd say this game is perfect for someone 2-3 years of age or a stoned adult. I love the art style and animations in this one. It's the perfect way for a young mind to discover the seasons and how they change! I even found myself enjoying the process quite a lot! There is a soothing narrator who walks you through the cycle of the seasons; you are just required to click on trees, grow flowers and watch the beauty unfold. It's only $1; so if you have a young kid or are just interested in a quick and cheap 100% achievement then this game is for you! Worth the Full $1, even with this being only 15-20minutes. Accidently Reviewed Was this review helpful or maybe even not helpful? Either way join this group for more. Free Keys and Reviews weekly! Steam Group: AccidentlyReviewed
I am only 5 so this game was perfect for me :) Thank You!
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