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Version 1.1.5 · 2026-06-26
Gameplay optimization Minor bugs fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.1.5, updated 2026-06-26.








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Turn screen time into a playful learning adventure with fun mini-games for curious little minds!
Your kids can dive into a colorful world of funny games with Dino Boy and his animal friends. These games help children develop logical thinking and fine motor skills, learn numbers and basic counting, and discover how to take care of pets and farm animals. Our educational games are great for boys and girls of different ages.
~~~ Main Features ~~~
- Sort objects by size and color;
- Complete car puzzles;
- Learn math basics;
- Play on the farm and take care of pets.
~ Items sorting ~
Play a fun sorting mini-game where children match items by size and place them into the right containers. With each correct answer, they earn stars and move through new levels. This activity helps develop fine motor skills while teaching children to recognize small and large objects and remember their names.…
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Gameplay optimization Minor bugs fixes
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