Gus on the Go User Reviews

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Gus on the Go: Portuguese appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Gus on the Go is 80/100.

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Sound doesn’t work in all games

Mostly an ok app for my kids. Unfortunately in most of the game challenges there’s no sound so no way to hear what word you are supposed to guess which is frustrating.

Not native Portuguese

This app is not in native Portuguese. That’s Brazilian Portuguese.

Practice Portuguese to unlock games

My kids love this app! It’s perfect for 4-10 year olds… maybe older! It starts by introducing your kids to basic Portuguese vocabulary on a screen where they can touch a picture and it shows them the picture of the object, the word written, and plays audio of it. Then, there is a practice game with picture cards for every vocab section, and another game that is unique to each vocab section, which changes it up and keeps your child’s interest. As stated in the title of the review, vocab sections are only “locked” until you pass the previous section. As you unlock more vocab sections, the review games within them incorporate old vocab for review.
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Kids use it frequently

My kids (4, 7) love this app and use it several times a week. I recommend it for young kids as a good way to start to learn portuguese.

This app is a spam ! It's all locked : u pay for nothing !

You pay for nothing !

Waste of money- not worth it

This App is horrible! everything is locked and you get nothing for the $4. Waste of money.

Great !!

I am from Brazil and I was looking for a Portuguese app for my 6 yrs old. This app includes not only the lessons but games that reinforce the learned material. I wish they had more with the same format because the competition part really attracts my son's attention. In an era we have to compete with xbox and other games, this app hits home.
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