Happy-colors

Max Kondratev

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About this game

Happy Colors teaches little children their colours through play. There is no text to read anywhere in the game, so a child can play alone from about the age of two.

Pop balloons, sort cats into baskets, drop shapes into their holes, load a train — and every time the colour is named out loud in your language.

THREE AGE LEVELS
• 4 colours — for the youngest
• 9 colours — the classic set
• 21 colours — with shades like turquoise, lilac and beige

WHAT IS INSIDE
• Balloons, cats, shapes, falling shapes and a train — every level teaches colour a different way
• A little animal appears as a reward after five correct answers
• Age, language and volume are set by the grown-up

14 LANGUAGES
English, Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi and Turkish. The colours are spoken aloud in each of them.

RECORD YOUR OWN VOICE
Would you rather your child heard you? Record the colour names yourself, in your own language, in mum's or dad's voice. Children learn faster from a voice they know.

MADE SAFE FOR CHILDREN
• No advertising of any kind
• Works completely offline
• Nothing is collected about your child
• Purchases are hidden behind a parental gate

Most of the game is free. Three levels, the 21-colour age and voice recording are unlocked with a subscription or a single one-time purchase.

What’s new

Happy Colors is now out of testing and available to everyone.

• Learn colours by playing: balloons, cats, shapes and a train
• Three age levels — 4, 9 and 21 colours
• 14 languages, and you can record the colour names in your own voice
• No ads, works offline, nothing collected from children

Most of the game is free. A few levels, the oldest age level and voice recording are unlocked with a subscription or a one-time purchase.