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This educational game helps young children discover the world of construction vehicles through engaging memory matching and puzzle activities. It offers adjustable difficulty levels to enhance problem-solving, cognitive skills, and memory development in toddlers and preschoolers.
1.0.3
December 2, 2017
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. some small fixes
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Digger Games for Kids Toddlers is an educational and entertaining app designed to help young children discover construction vehicles through memory games and puzzles. It aims to improve their problem-solving, cognitive, concentration, and memory skills.
The app is designed for toddlers and preschool kids from ages 0 to 7 years old. It is suitable for babies, preschoolers, school children, and pre-teens, with simple controls for the youngest users.
It helps toddlers develop fine motor skills and improve their memory through interactive memory matching games. The puzzles also enhance logical and cognitive skills, as well as concentration.
Yes, you can choose from easy, medium, and hard difficulty levels to suit the needs of each child and effectively exercise their memory. This ensures the game remains engaging as the child grows.
No, the app is ad-free. By subscribing, users get unlimited access to all games for toddlers without advertising.
The app offers an auto-renewable subscription for $2.99 per month after a 1-week free trial. This subscription provides unlimited access to all games and removes advertisements.
Digger Games for Kids Toddlers is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It supports all screen resolutions and devices within the Apple ecosystem.
The app was last updated on December 2, 2017, with version 1.0.3. While not frequently updated recently, the core gameplay is designed to remain engaging through randomly generated memory games.