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Hi, my name is Kristina and I work as the office manager of Mid Atlantic Consulting. We are a Macintosh Support, Service, and Consulting Company. I will review one iPhone app every day coming from a non-tech like me. Add your comments and I will try to reply.

  • Boris and the Dark Survival

    Joey Drew Studios Inc.

    Boris finds himself all alone in the abandoned and totally creepy Joey Drew Studios. Well, he’s not completely alone, as the evil Ink Demon stalks his every move. Guide Boris around the studio hunting for the supplies necessary to keep fighting on. As you run around the studio you’ll lose stamina, so make sure to stop to eat every chance you get. You don’t want to be caught unprepared.

    Source Url: http://appadvice.com/apps-gone-free

  • Hopster Coding Safari for Kids Develops Key Pre-Coding Skills

    Reviewed by Jimbo

    Hopster Coding Safari for Kids is a very well designed app that will boost your child logic skills and do it in an entertaining way.

    This great app for kids, from developer Hopster, is a great way to introduce your little one to a logical approach to problem solving, which is the basis of coding.

    Features:

    Hopster Coding Safari is an engaging game that will make learning the fundamentals of coding fun and entertaining for any child.

    With the help of a fun cartoonish animals your child will learn a wide variety of skills and subject matter that will help increase their knowledge and educational experience.

    Topics included in the app such as learning the alphabet, spelling, and sentence constructing all help your child with their vocabulary and language skills.

    Activities that reinforce computational thinking, foundations of coding, essential problem solving, and simple strategies for developing problem solving plans all assist in improving your child’s logical thinking and coding skills.

    Each subject or topic is presented as various game formats making learning not only beneficial but enjoyable for your child as well.

    Appearance and Layout:

    Hopster Coding Safari for Kids iPad App

    As you’d expect, to be effective for kids with a short attention span, an app that targets young ones needs to start with a bright and colorful appearance along with a simplistic UI: check and check.

    Easy to use and fun to play, younger users will not get frustrated with the simple swiping action they need to act on in the games.

    Importantly when working with the app kids simply focus on getting cute animals to where they need to be. The training happens while they’re having fun.

    App features and layout are just as simple to look at and perfect for little ones to see the whole picture.

    Value:

    Hopster Coding Safari for Kids, as the name implies, is geared to building pre-coding logic skills for kids in the 3 to 7 age range.

    We also think it can be lots of fun for parents as they interact with child and show interest in their advancement. We were very happy to see the variety of topics covered but since it does have a limited age range, the audience looking for this type of app is a bit more limited.

    We love well designed early education apps that build skills in a systematic and effective way that’s also fun and engaging. Take it from us, Hopster knocks it out of the park.

    Overall, if you’re looking for an app that combines education with fun, Hopster fits the bill and then some.

    Hopster Coding Safari for Kids app requires iOS 8.0 or later and is compatible with iPad.

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    Source link:https://www.theiphoneappreview.com/2020/05/hopster-coding-safari-for-kids-ipad-app-review/