Nick Logic for Kids

[h1]Good Concept, but...[/h1] Okay, let me start out by saying it's not a bad game, but...it could have been so much more. More shapes, more levels, different types of hazards to overcome, etc., etc. I would recommend this game, but [b]ONLY[/b] for very young children (under 5), or special needs children who need more exposure to logic.

It is a very simple game. I really recommend this for ages 3 to 4... good to help kids learn how to think, trouble shoot, use a mouse... but they will grow out of it pretty quickly. My daughter age 3 loves it.

Nick Logic for Kids follows the adventures of a ham-eating cat, Nick. The player's job is to connect Nick with his ham by placing up to 4 shapes on the ground to make him a path. It's cute and clever and the music is lively and appropriate. The problems with the game are two-fold. First, with a total of about 2 dozen levels, an adult can finish it in literally 5 minutes. There's just not that much to it. But the experience I saw with my 7 year old is that even that was too many. With so little variation, it simply did not hold his interest beyond 10 or so. What began as fun quickly became a chore. A ham-eating cat is fine, 20 levels of the same ham-eating cat is too many. So the game suffers from the problem of being simultaneously too short and too long: there's not enough content to justify charging for it, yet what content there is lacks the kind of visual diversity needed to hold a kid's attention. Cannot recommend.

this game is amazing. I love it so much because of how fun and simple it is. def should play

Horrible game. Would like a refund.