Playground 2 - Smart Kids Edition. 6 logic games for kids aged 4-7 years in 1 App.
By Jan Essig
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- Category: Games
- Subgenre: Family
- First released: July 4, 2012
- Versions: 3 archived
- Installable: 3 of 3
- Seller: Jan Essig
- com.essig.spielplatz2
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 4.0 or later.
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| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
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| December 6, 2022 | 4.1.1 | ★ 3.0 | 1 | $3.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 10This is a very entertaining app that includes familiar games like Connect Four and Tic tac toe as well as more challenging games like Mills and Mastermind. The look of the app is fun and clean with settings available with a delay so only adults should be accessing them. I would get rid of the countdown with a smiley face that displays when you access the settings. Instead, I would just have the phrase "hold for 3 seconds" flash once. The built in timer to determine how long your kid can play and the different language options are nice touches to the app.
This is a fun app that teaches math and strategy skills for preschoolers to much older students. The Numbers game teaches children their numbers in three different ways - matching numerals to objects, writing the numerals 1-10, and counting objects and choosing the correct numeral, which is great practice! There is even a Shell game that young children can understand and enjoy. Mastermind and Mills games teach great strategy skills!
It's a nice game with a bit of a twist on some classics like TicTacToe and Connect Four. The characters are very cute and playful, and therefor give the games an air of innocence. There is a great option for parents and teachers to time how long the child is allowed to play. The best thing is that the difficulty level varies tremendously making it apt for a variety of children and learners. Mills and Mastermind are great games even for adults.
This app has some very fun and educational games. My daughter and I really like to play the two player games together that I used to play as a kid. There are some excellent educational numbers games as well. I especially like the game that teaches children how to actually draw the numbers. The timer function is really nice and childproof delay to access the settings is perfect. Overall I think this app is a good value.
I love this app! If you are in the therapy room, there are multiple games to use for reinforcement. If you want a game/activity that can entertain your child, then this is for you, too! Problem solving and simple strategy allow for enjoyment and fun! This is a must have app!
As a parent, I give a standing ovation to any app that allows me to set a timer that will automatically shut down the app when the time is up. Well done, app developer! Playground 2 has a selection of games that will appeal to a young child all the way up to adults (no need to stop with older children!) who enjoy strategy. My son, age nine, loves board games that employ strategy, and he really enjoyed the "Mills" game, as well as "Mastermind." There are games familiar to Americans (we all played Connect Four when we were kids) and novel ones (it's the first time I've played a game like Mills). Lots of bang for buck, here.
Great app and my son loves to play. Unfortunately I am unable to change the language. It lets me go to the page but then does not save it. Please fix it. Thanks
I really enjoyed the variety of games that were available on this app such as tic tac toe and connect four. My kids enjoyed using their thinking skills with the shell and master mind games. I found the mill game to be very confusing to explain to my kids. The best part of the app was being able to set a timer within the settings for the amount of time my kids could play the app. Overall, I believe this app has a lot of options for the price.
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