We previously reviewed several nice apps geared toward children from Polish developer Sid On. To celebrate the recent update to their Color Me!!! app, the nice folks at Sid On have given us a couple of codes to giveaway for each of their three titles:
Color Me !!!
A portable coloring book for your iDevice aimed toward children between the ages of 2 and 6 years old. There are 30 different pictures to color, broken down three categories: aquatic creatures, numbers and animals/produce.
ShowMe Stories
A “hidden picture” game where you must use your finger to rub the screen, revealing one of thirty beautifully illustrated pictures/animations underneath.
TickleMe Animals
A “hidden picture” game where you must use your finger to rub the screen, revealing a photo of an animal underneath along with the name of the animal. Tap the animal to hear the name read aloud.
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The giveaway will run until 11:59 PM EST on Sunday April 11, 2010.
All the winners have been notified, thanks to all who participated.
Brett,These games look great for kids, but they're a little to young for my 10 year old nephew. Do you have any recommendations for multiplayer games that parents can play with kids? So far they're tough to find.Any help is appreciated!
Hi Matt, Here are just a few thoughts off the top of my head.If you'll be playing on a single device, then there are some games that support pass and play-style gameplay. Some of the EA boardgame apps like The Game of Life or Monopoly (Classic) could be fun if you are out and about, or just don't want to deal with setting up a full boardgame. You could also take turns playing a drawing game like Charadium or Depict, but despite the ability to flag inappropriate content, things still tend to get through, so your nephew may learn a few choice words that you may not want him to.Other games like 'Battle Blasters' (maybe inappropriate for a 10 yr old) and 'Bombardiers Guild', where you are trying to destroy your opponent's "base" can be fun with two players (I believe both of these support muliplayer on the same device).With the nice weather slowly starting to show, 'Geocaching' might be a fun app to try to get outdoors together and enjoy the weather. While I haven't actually tried this app myself, I've been hearing really good things.Super Shock Football may be good too, but the app store gives it a 12+ rating, although I don't recall any profanity.Will you be playing on one iPod/iPhone or two sep devices? Two seperate devices opens up a whole bunch more opportunities with either local-wifi or bluetooth multiplayer.Good luck and have fun!
Brett,These games look great for kids, but they're a little to young for my 10 year old nephew. Do you have any recommendations for multiplayer games that parents can play with kids? So far they're tough to find.Any help is appreciated!
Hi Matt, Here are just a few thoughts off the top of my head.If you'll be playing on a single device, then there are some games that support pass and play-style gameplay. Some of the EA boardgame apps like The Game of Life or Monopoly (Classic) could be fun if you are out and about, or just don't want to deal with setting up a full boardgame. You could also take turns playing a drawing game like Charadium or Depict, but despite the ability to flag inappropriate content, things still tend to get through, so your nephew may learn a few choice words that you may not want him to.Other games like 'Battle Blasters' (maybe inappropriate for a 10 yr old) and 'Bombardiers Guild', where you are trying to destroy your opponent's "base" can be fun with two players (I believe both of these support muliplayer on the same device).With the nice weather slowly starting to show, 'Geocaching' might be a fun app to try to get outdoors together and enjoy the weather. While I haven't actually tried this app myself, I've been hearing really good things.Super Shock Football may be good too, but the app store gives it a 12+ rating, although I don't recall any profanity.Will you be playing on one iPod/iPhone or two sep devices? Two seperate devices opens up a whole bunch more opportunities with either local-wifi or bluetooth multiplayer.Good luck and have fun!