My three-year-old loves this game. She can't really control the mouse just yet, but loves to sit and tell me where to put objects that match shapes and colors.

My toddler likes it, but it's just a sorting game over and over. I think it's not worth £6.99. The memory game is a bonus if you collect 200 stars.

I bought this to play with my 2 year old niece, but less than a few minutes into playing, she already saw everything the game has to offer, and she actually got up and left the room. This is basically the virtual equivalent to any real life shape sorting game for toddlers. There is another game that can be unlocked, although it requires a minimum of 20 full plays of the base game. Why this is being gate kept as an unlockable, I have no idea, but it seems pretty distasteful in a toddlers developmental game. Anyway, when it is finally unlocked, it's a card matching game. It's actually the same one in the screen shots (the one with the little brown cat). Everything here is very basic, and there's not a lot to see and do. I can see this being a bit more redeemable if there was a specific charm to it, but it's pretty generic in the charm department, even for toddlers. Criticisms aside, this isn't a particularly bad game for toddlers, it's just very inappropriately priced for what it is, ...