Smart Apps For Kids

Review: Luca Genius

 

 

Bottom line: Luca Genius has the potential to be really good, but details matter in educational apps and this one needs some polishing before it’s showroom ready.

 

Review: Puffer Train Loader

 

 

 Bottom Line: For anyone desiring a “dots and boxes” game with a train theme, this app will fill a gap. The app runs smoothly, though without much excitement. Still, it’s nice to see classic games reinvented for a digital generation.

Review: Fairy Tale Coloring Book

 

 

Bottom Line:  A free app with fairy tales and coloring ought to be a winner.  Unfortunately Fairy Tale Coloring Book has nothing special to help it compete against the multitude of other coloring and/or fairy tale apps on the market.

Review: Stack angry sushi with Sutakku!

 

 

Bottom line: A game that involves stacking sushi to accumulate points. Has potential but does not currently offer enough to warrant the price tag.

Mathematics Little Red Riding Hood — Review

 

 

Bottom line: An app that lacks interactivity and repeat playability, but what it lacks in content and engagement, it more than makes up for in external links. Wait, is that a good thing?