Oli helps animals app for iPhone and iPad

A childs intellectual development can be stimulated since childbirth. Toys and aids are useful from the very beginning, as they enable to use the childs enthusiasm and willingness to learn to the fullest. When our children grow up, they begin to discover the interesting world that surrounds them; our task is to help them do that. We believe that this application will be very useful.

The application "Oli helps animals" has been designed to introduce and present three professions: paramedic, firefighter and police officer. To make the characters more interesting, they are impersonated by a bear, monkey, cat or goat. The main objective of the game is to help the animals in different situations (e.g. flood, injury, finding a missing bicycle, etc.). The child performs the tasks by clicking, dragging and moving various elements on the screen of the tablet.

Help a sick cat, prepare a dinner for firefighters, check a car or a motorcycle, or put out a fire are just examples of the interesting tasks that need to be completed during the game. The application guarantees that your child will not get bored easily.

The child will learn causal links. The application stimulates the childs senses by images, sounds and touch.

The application has been designed for children at the age of 4 and older; however, we believe that a younger child can also cope with the tasks with the parents help. All the tasks in the game are read out by a professional narrator.

I am intending to develop this application; hence I would appreciate all your suggestions and advice.

The game is free, but it contains advertisements

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Have a great time with the application and I hope that it will assist you in the upbringing of smart and fantastic kids!

The game is available in the following languages:
- English
- Czech,
- Finnish,
- French,
- German,
- Italian
- Japanese,
- Polish,
- Portuguese,
- Russian,
- Spanish,
- Swedish