Injini: Child Development Game Suite

App review by Liz Panarelli, Common Sense Media
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Excellent learning app's main downside is its steep price.

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Try Injini Lite Before Making the Investment

Here’s a little bit more information for folks interested in trying out Injini before making the investment. Injini lite is available and includes 8 of the 10 games and players can complete up to 3 levels. If you have a child that’s 18 months old to 2 years of age, you will get a lot of play with the lite version of Injini. Watch the Injini demo video on the company website or there's a link on the appstore description. With updates, Injini includes new games in the toy box. For example, Injini Letters was included in the latest update. So while Injini includes 10 games today, there are more on the way. ;-) One more thing to note is that Injini offers meaningful play to young children, especially toddlers and preschoolers with cognitive, language, and fine motor delays. The games were developed by early childhood experts and tested with children with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome and various developmental delays, as well as typically developing preschoolers - they love it too! We play a lot of Injini at our house. My 5 year old with fine motor delays plays Injini to help develop her fine motor skills and I do not think that she would have progressed as quickly as she has done without it. Along with occupational therapy, we have tried other apps but my daughter will continually go back to Injini because of the fun factor and high level of quality. As for my 18 month old, she enjoys it too because of Injini’s unique level system that provides just the right amount of fun and challenge based on her skill level. Yes, even my husband likes to sheer the sheep. Injini is fun for the whole family. Full disclosure I work for the developer that created this app and my family gratefully participated in the beta program.

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Educational value

App Details

  • Device: iPad
  • Release date: December 17, 2011
  • Category: Education
  • Publisher: NCSOFT
  • Version: 1.1.1
  • Minimum software requirements: iOS 4.3 or later
  • Last updated: August 19, 2016

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