Thinkrolls Space
By Christy Matte,
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Alien-themed puzzle sequel is out of this world.
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What’s It About?
In THINKROLLS SPACE, kids will find themselves exploring the galaxy along with an alien- or robot-themed Thinkroll. These cute little creatures roll rather than walk, but they'll need kids' help to get where they are going as they wind their way through increasingly difficult physics-based puzzles. Obstacles include cheese, wind tunnels, dangerous lasers, and more. The puzzles are arranged into 2D platform-style layouts and may require tasks such as flipping switches, dragging crates, and munching on blocks. The key is typically in the order of tasks and advanced puzzles require kids to plan ahead and replay levels as they figure out each step. Kids can earn stars and hearts as they progress; these are used to purchase new Thinkrolls to play with. There are 14 worlds to explore (7 in easy mode and 7 in hard) and each world has about 16 levels to explore.
Is It Any Good?
The adorable Thinkrolls and their sometimes maddening puzzle worlds will capitvate kids of all ages, including some adults. Although there's no introduction or instructions in Thinkrolls Space, curious kids will need little help to get going in the easy mode. All it takes is a bit of exploration to figure out what needs to be done. The puzzles do get more challenging, however, and the ability to get a hint when stuck would be welcome, especially on hard levels. Fortunately, there are no lives to lose or timers to beat, so most kids will be able to power through with some patience and creativity. Thinkrolls Space is engaging, fun, and challenging, and without any ads or in-app purchases, a refreshing change of pace in kids' entertainment apps.
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App Details
- Devices: iPhone , iPod Touch , iPad
- Subjects: Science : physics
- Skills: Thinking & Reasoning : prediction, problem solving, solving puzzles, strategy, Self-Direction : work to achieve goals, Emotional Development : developing resilience, moving beyond obstacles, persevering
- Pricing structure: Paid
- Release date: June 1, 2019
- Category: Educational Games
- Topics: Monsters, Ghosts, and Vampires , Robots , Space and Aliens
- Publisher: AVOKIDDO
- Version: 1.0
- Minimum software requirements: iOS 8.0 or later
- Last updated: July 22, 2019
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