Thinkrolls 1: Puzzles for Kids

4.6
292 reviews
10K+
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Teacher Approved
Content rating
Everyone
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About this app

Set your child’s mind in motion. Thinkrolls are the 26 hilarious characters in this educational app that's one part rolling ball platformer, one part physics puzzler and 100% irresistible for kids 3-8.

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A 2015 Parents' Choice Silver Award Winner!
Featured on USA Today as one of the 10 TOP Kids Apps of 2014!
Common Sense Media: "Adorable physics platformer creates little problem-solvers."
Editors' Choice by Children's Technology Review, TechWithKids, BestAppsForKids, FunEducationalApps, AppySmarts
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Kids will have a blast navigating their Thinkrolls through a series of obstacles in brightly patterned mazes. Each chapter introduces a new object with unique physical properties which kids discover through hands-on manipulation. Little players encounter and use to their advantage force, acceleration, buoyancy, heat, elasticity and gravity to get their Thinkrolls where they need to go.

Thinkrolls has all the trappings of popular platformer and physics puzzlers, but it incorporates a wealth of educational content. It appeals to children’s natural curiosity and challenges them with gameplay that fosters creativity and out-of-the-box thinking. The 104 easy and 103 harder levels organized into 8 chapters gradually build upon successive lessons to strengthen observation, reasoning, problem solving, spatial cognition and memory.

There's no failure here. As kids try different combinations to clear a path through the maze, they intuitively learn through trial and error what works. There's also a strong element of executive function. Kids must plan out their moves in advance, use precise timing and rely on their memory to reunite their Thinkroll friends. Parents can virtually see the wheels spinning in their children’s heads as they orchestrate their moves.

CHAPTERS

Biscuit - Kids get accustomed to the fine motor skills needed to navigate the mazes as they munch biscuits to clear a path.

Crate - Any child who has pushed a chair up to the kitchen counter in order to reach the biscuit jar will know what to do with the crates.

Balloon - Buoyancy gets added to the mix as kids burst balloons on spikes.

Rock - Kids get a crash course in Newtonian physics as they discover that dropping a heavy, dense boulder will generate enough force to break through cracked ground.

Jelly - Bouncing on beds isn't necessary when there’s a springy jelly available to launch the Thinkroll out of valleys and up onto peaks.

Fire - The crackling sound of flames will alert kids to a burning hazard ahead, but ice blocks put out the fire.

Lift - The culmination of everything kids have discovered and processed so far has them coordinating all the elements as they synchronize movements of two different lifts.

Bonus - Theory of Everything in action! Combination of all elements and forces in even more challenging puzzles

MAIN FEATURES

• 207 fun to play, mind-sharpening puzzles
• Easy levels for ages 3-5
• Harder levels for ages 5-8
• Experiment with gravity, heat, buoyancy, speed, friction, elasticity and more
• Enhance logic, problem solving, spatial cognition, memory
• Track progress for up to 9 player profiles
• 26 hilarious characters to play with!
• Supreme design and beautiful artwork
• Original soundtrack and sound design
• Language-neutral game play
• COPPA compliant, no ads, no in-app billing

Available in:
English GB, English US, Español, Español (Latinoamérica), Português (Brasil), Français, Italiano, Deutsch, Svenska, Nederlands, ไทย, 한국어, 中國(繁體), 中文(简, 体), 日本語, हिंदी, русский, Melayu

PRIVACY POLICY
We respect your privacy and on-line safety of your children! We do not collect or share any personal information. Our apps have no 3rd party advertisements. As a MOMs with Apps member, we follow the "Know what's inside" best practices for kids’ apps. View our privacy policy: http://avokiddo.com/privacy-policy
Updated on
6 Sept 2023

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Committed to follow the Play Families policy

Ratings and reviews

4.7
202 reviews
A Google user
22 March 2020
A great game that encourages children to think logically in order to problem-solve for their little charters. Both my daughers love it! We've had think rolls for almost 4 years now and its been great. No technical problems with any phones or tablet over the years. And my youngest has one of those cheap o phones. Cute little circular cylinder all characters to collect and unlocked as they go through more challenging levels. The other think rolls apps are good too but this has been the favorite.
50 people found this review helpful
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Martin Lindsay
12 July 2022
My 3.5yo has been loving this game and I've been seeing her learn some problem solving strategies from it. Every 15 minutes or so she asks for help, and with just asking the right questions she learns something, feels good about herself and is able to do the next several levels with what she's learned.
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Avokiddo
12 July 2022
Thanks so much for taking the time to share your wonderful feedback! It's so great to hear that your daughter is enjoying Thinkrolls and she is improving her problem solving skills! :-)
A Google user
25 September 2019
This game is great with my 2yo. Would be five stars but it doesn't support fullscreen immersive mode which is a huge problem because kids will hit the back button. Additionally needs to be more forgiving on swipes that start near but not exactly on the piece hitboxes.
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What's new

Minor improvements