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This is an area I've spent a lot of time researching and trying to find good solutions in over the last 6 or so years. I agree, the kids app space is by-and-lar
by claudiulodro 7y ago
This is an area I've spent a lot of time researching and trying to find good solutions in over the last 6 or so years. I agree, the kids app space is by-and-large awful because of the the economics apps have nowadays. Here is a pretty decent list that should provide enough entertainment to last your kid(s) until the age where they can handle regular games:
- The Endless Alphabet/Endless Reader/etc. series of games.
- Toca Life games and other games by Toca Boca
- Lego Juniors for toddlers, Lego Harry Potter/Star Wars/etc. for 4+ year olds
- The My PlayHome apps mentioned in another comment
- PBS Kids Games app
- Elmo Loves ABCs
There are also ad-free apps that come with a bunch of games and have a monthly subscription fee. I generally avoid these because I wouldn't pay $80/yr for a full AAA game, let alone a collection of Flash-like games, but if that's what it takes for the company to be sustainable without resorting to shady tactics who am I to judge. One I recommend in this space is Starfall.