Lately I’ve been feeling very grown-up in my toddler ways, so today I decided to write my own little Appelsin Town review. Mommy says I’ve become quite the expert at preschool problem‑solving app games, and honestly, she’s not wrong. I’ve been practicing all my best thinking faces, eyebrows squished, lips puckered, and sometimes even a tiny grunt, while I tap and swipe my way through the fun things on my tablet.

I was once a fun-loving baby. I enjoyed eye contact, sucking my fists, making funny faces, and watching the lights turn on and off. These days I’m a fun-loving toddler. I now find enjoyment in running after our cats, playing with dirt in the yard, finding out how far I can throw things, and amusing myself with the games on my tablet.

The world is full of apps that can be downloaded onto my tablet with only a bit of cooperation from Mommy. I recently found a new game to play, and I’ve been having a lot of fun with it. It’s called Appelsin Town, and it’s a cute game that actually consists of three games in one. Each separate game has a unique character and a different activity with certain tasks to perform.

Appelsin Town Review

The home screen of Appelsin Town is indeed a town. There you will find three colorful homes along with the characters that live there. The home screen immediately caught my attention, as it is colorful and bright. The pictures are large and clear, which makes them easy to aim at with small hands. Click on a house and be taken to a unique activity.

The first home belongs to the tall giraffe. Here you can decorate cupcakes for the giraffe to eat. You begin with three cupcakes, each with a different frosting. You have four toppings to choose from to make cupcakes special, and of course there are sprinkles. Decorate cupcakes in almost endless combinations.

The next home belongs to the adorable bunny. This bunny has a garden where carrots grow. Water the carrots to help them grow big. When they are ready, feed the carrots to the bunny to make him happy.

The bunny also has a mailbox where a truck drops off mysterious packages. Click on the packages to find out what’s inside. Everyone likes to receive a surprise in the mail!

The last home belongs to Juno the lamb. The lamb is having a picnic, and he needs your help. Set up the plates and cups, then search in the picnic basket to find the food. The lamb will even eat the food if you feed it to him. Don’t forget to release the balloons!

Each house has a doorbell that you can ring, a laughing sun that you can click, and a few surprises for you to discover. I don’t want to give it all away! You’ll just have to explore Appelsin Town for yourself to find all of the fun and interactive features. Exploring is the best part. You just never know what you’ll find.

Meet Appelsin Apps

Appelsin Town is made by Appelsin Apps. They have several games geared towards preschoolers. I’ve had my eye on a couple of their other apps, but I haven’t had a chance to try the others out yet. So many games to play and so little time.

So that’s my very official toddler‑style Appelsin Town review, written after many serious minutes of tapping, giggling, and discovering surprises behind tiny doors. If you like preschool problem‑solving app games that make you think and make you smile, this one is definitely worth a try. Now if you’ll excuse me, I have cupcakes to frost, a bunny to feed, and a whole town waiting for me to explore again.

The Giveaway

Appelsin Apps is partnering with us to give you an opportunity to get the Appelsin Town game for free. Enter below for your chance to win. We’re giving away one copy from the Apple App Store and a second copy from Google Play. Make sure you enter the giveaway for your preferred device.

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These giveaways are open to participants worldwide. You must be 18 years of age or older to enter. Winners will be notified by email. We will be accepting entries until August 31, 2017. You can get more entries daily, so do come back for more chances to win.

For the purpose of this review we were given a free copy of the Appelsin Town app. All opinions expressed are honest and our own.