Edumento Pet

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Everyone
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About this game

Give learning real-world purpose with Edumento Pet, a cozy virtual-pet world where kids spend the points they earn from Edumento quizzes and challenges to care for a cute 3D companion.

How it works
• Earn points in Edumento learning apps
• Visit rooms (Kitchen, Bathroom, Bedroom, Backyard) via the big bottom icons
• Choose a duty tag (e.g., Food, Milk, Shower, Brush Teeth, Walk, Sleep)
• Spend points - your pet walks to the station and performs a short animation
• Finish the daily checklist to keep the heart meter at 100%

Why kids love it
• A friendly red-panda style pet with big emotions and playful animations
• Bright, toy-like rooms with clear icons and large touch targets

What it teaches
• Responsibility and routine (complete up to ~7 daily duties)
• Planning and budgeting (decide how to spend earned points)
• Empathy and care (keep your pet happy and healthy)

Features
• Clear point costs shown on each duty tag
• Daily “7/7 left” checklist feedback
• Garden walks, kitchen meals, bathroom hygiene, bedtime wind-down
• Works great for short sessions and repeat play

Notes for grown-ups
Edumento Pet is designed for children and families, encouraging positive habits through gentle goals and kid-friendly UI.

Care for a virtual pet and grow empathy & responsibility, download now."
Build empathy and responsibility through daily pet care.
Updated on
Jun 16, 2026

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