Estrellitas

Darwin Cedeño

About this game

Estrellitas is a simple game for young children. The first time, the adult picks one of three levels, by age. Tap the screen, or press a button on the remote, and a picture appears where they tapped.

What it does
• Tap and look (around 1 year): a few big pictures, and each tap shows another.
• First words (around 2 years): animals, food, body, and home. Sometimes it asks where something is, with two pictures.
• Ask and learn (3 years and up): colors, shapes, and counting to three. It asks where things are, who says “moo”, and where there are two. A right answer brings a party with stars, balloons, and a happy tune.
• Now and then, a little monkey plays peekaboo.
• If a picture has a word, it says that word out loud. Animals make their sound before the word.
• The language can be Spanish, English, or Portuguese.
• On the phone, the picture appears where the baby taps.
• Picture groups: numbers, animals, home, food, vehicles, body and clothes, and sea.
• An adult can add words, photos with a name, and a recorded voice. Mom and dad show their face. A name, like Sam, does not use dad’s face: add a photo for that.
• Play automatically changes the pictures on its own, with a quiet melody underneath.
• Bedtime: choose 5, 10, or 15 minutes. The last minutes are calmer, and at the end the moon comes out with “Good night”.
• On the phone, an adult can pin the screen so the child stays in the game.

For the adult
The first screen is a normal tap. It can be changed later in settings. Settings open by holding the ⚙️ in the corner, or the center button on the remote, and tapping the number written out in words. There you choose the level, the language, the sound, and which groups appear.

Privacy
No ads and no account. It does not ask for internet. Photos, words, and voices stay on the device and are not sent anywhere. The microphone is used only when an adult records a voice in settings.

It works on the phone and on Fire TV.

What’s new

New sleep timer and new word packs.