iBiome-Changing Ice

iBiome-Changing Ice

Climate Change Guide for Kids

7 ratings
4 reviews
$5.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 23, 2020
  • April 14, 2024

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About

This game teaches children about climate change and its impact on polar regions through interactive gameplay. Players build habitats, conduct virtual experiments, and use NASA satellite images to understand environmental science and set personal eco-footprint goals.

Climate change education
Polar region exploration
Virtual habitat building
Scientific experiments
NASA satellite imagery
Eco-footprint tracking
Augmented reality features
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What's New in iBiome

2.0

April 14, 2024

Updated the app to support new iOS versions

Charts

Top Paid

📉 200-23

Education

This app dropped -23 positions in Education chart.

Last updated on July 17, 2026.

User reviews

A message to the devs

This game… is a masterpiece.
Who would’ve thought that it was possible to lean and have fun at the same time? And most educational mobile games claim to be this, but I know from firsthand experience that it’s fun and educational, and although there’s errors but everything has errors, the real problem is the lack of these games, I saw someone else say about a rainforest, and there’s plenty of other biomes on Earth too! Springbay, if you’re reading this please continue making more amazing games.-thank you
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Make more apps

I love your games ! But there are very few of them. So please make more apps. The rain forests need help. Why don’t you make one of those?

A great intro for climate change for kids

I saw my son learning the important issues with fun interactions. This really helped me because I always worry about how to explain climate change to him. A great resource for him to learn!

Wow!

The game was interesting as it gave a walkthrough of missions and then gifted me with the animals I just learned about at the end. Truly a game where everyone will learn something if played until the end, I recommend this to any age group.

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FAQ

What is iBiome-Changing Ice?

iBiome-Changing Ice is a paid educational game designed for children aged 4 and up. It uses interactive gameplay, virtual experiments, and real-world data to teach about climate change and its effects on polar ecosystems.

Does iBiome-Changing Ice have ads?

No, iBiome-Changing Ice is ad-free. The developers explicitly state that they do not collect or share personal information and do not allow third-party advertising.

What learning concepts does iBiome-Changing Ice cover?

The game reinforces biology and ecology concepts such as ecosystems, energy, environment, global warming, and climate change. It focuses on the Arctic, Antarctic, Tundra, and Boreal Forest regions.

How does iBiome-Changing Ice track real-world impact?

The app allows children to set eco-footprint goals and track their impact from daily decisions related to transportation, recycling, and food choices. It also features an augmented reality function for tracking impact.

What devices support iBiome-Changing Ice?

iBiome-Changing Ice is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.

How often is iBiome-Changing Ice updated?

The app was last updated on April 14, 2024, indicating a recent update. The latest version is 2.0.

What is the user sentiment for iBiome-Changing Ice?

Based on the available data, iBiome-Changing Ice has a perfect rating of 5.0 stars from 7 ratings, suggesting very positive user sentiment.

Is iBiome-Changing Ice suitable for young children?

Yes, iBiome-Changing Ice has an age rating of 4+ and is developed with developmentally appropriate language and clear explanations, making it suitable for young learners.