KidVerse 3D: Learning Games

KidVerse 3D is a play-and-learn app for preschoolers aged 3 to 5. Together with Kibo, a friendly little guide, kids follow the candy path of the adventure map through Number Town, Letter Forest and Explorer Island and play in eight toy-like 3D worlds. No reading needed: every question, hint and word of praise is spoken in a warm, pre-recorded voice. There are no timers, no scores to beat and no "game over". A wrong answer simply brings a gentle hint and another try. EIGHT 3D WORLDS Number Town • Number Blocks: count apples and ducks one by one, then put two groups together and add up to 10. (Number sense, addition) • Number Tracing: pick any number from 0 to 9, watch Kibo's pencil demo, then trace it in the right stroke order. Finished numbers come alive and drop that many toys. (Writing numerals, fine motor skills) • Add & Subtract: join and take away apples, balloons and cookies to meet number sentences, hop along the frog stepping stones (a number line) and make 10. (Addition, subtraction, number bonds) Letter Forest • Letter Land: place Hangul syllable blocks and ABC blocks in order to build words like CAT, DOG and SUN. (Early literacy, phonics) • Hangul Writing: trace Korean consonants and vowels in textbook stroke order and combine letter tiles into syllables. Once a parent adds a first name, children can also "Write my name". (Hangul writing, syllable structure) Explorer Island • Space Explorer: watch the planets circle the Sun, then find the red planet, the one with rings and the biggest of them all. (Science) • Animal Friends: help the cow, the whale and the monkey find their homes on the farm, in the sea or in the jungle. (Living things, sorting) • Shapes & Colors: pop circles, triangles, stars and hearts into the shape sorter by shape and by color. (Geometry, colors) HOW CHILDREN LEARN • Short rounds of 5 to 6 tasks that get a little harder as they go. • Tracing help fades step by step: a thick path, then a dotted line, then from memory. • Today's play: Kibo suggests a world with fewer stars or one not visited for a while. It is only a suggestion; nothing is locked or forced. • Today's stickers: every finished round adds a sticker to the adventure map (three a day). • Fewer mistakes earn more stars (1 to 3). Stars are praise only: nothing is ever locked. • Activities are linked to early-years learning goals (Korea's Nuri Curriculum). • Plays in English or Korean; switch the language in the Parent Zone. OUR PROMISE TO PARENTS • No ads, no accounts or logins, and no in-app purchases • No analytics or tracking tools • Progress and your child's name are stored only on your device • Every learning feature works offline, so it is great for car trips and flights • No camera, microphone, location or contacts permissions PARENT ZONE (locked with a parent PIN) • First entry requires a written multiplication challenge; parents can then set a private 4-digit PIN. • Daily play-time limit with a calm "Time for a break" screen • Learning report: best stars and rounds for each world, plus ideas for learning together at home • Child's first name (optional): used only for "Write my name" and stored only on your device • Sound, voice guidance and language settings, and a progress reset Privacy policy: https://apps.uqbig.com/kidverse/privacy.html Contact: kodorik@gmail.com