Balloons float up, you touch them, they pop with a note of music. Nothing to lose, nothing to learn.
For the age when touching the screen is itself the discovery.
There is no wrong place to press. Whatever a small hand lands on, something happens.
Each one pops on its own note, so tapping along turns into a little tune.
No timer, no score, no game over. Balloons keep coming for as long as you like.
Soft colours, an unhurried pace, and balloons that wait to be caught.
There is nothing to explain. Hand it over and watch.
Plain ones, stars, hearts, a sun, butterflies, an aeroplane and balloons with little animal faces.
It bursts into confetti with its own note of music.
There is always one more on its way up. The game never ends and never tells anyone off.
Everything a parent usually has to check for, already answered.
Buy once on the App Store and it works on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Desktop and Android builds are on the way.
From about one year old. If your child can touch the screen on purpose, they can play it on their own.
Nothing at all. It is shapes, colours and sound.
No. There is no score, no timer and no way to fail.
Balloonoo