GazeGame 4+

Name: GazeGame
Rating: 4.3 (3 reviews)
Author: Junichiro Seyama

Child Psychology-based game

Junichiro Seyama

Designed for iPad

- 4.3 • 3 Ratings

- Free

Description

GazeGame is an App for children around 1 - 3 years old and parents to play together.
Let your child guess the object which a boy at the center of the screen is looking at.
This simple app is designed based on psychological studies investigating infants’ ability to understand others’ gaze direction.

How to play
(1) Four objects are displayed around the face in the center of the screen.
(2) When your child taps the face, the face will look at one of the four objects.
(3) Ask your child, "Which one is s/he looking at? ", "What does s/he like?"
(4) Ask your child to tap the object the face is looking at. If it is correct, tap the triangle button to go to the next screen.
(5) Even if your child makes a mistake, there will be no unpleasant sound or screen explosion to make your child uncomfortable.
(6) How many correct answers did your child get? Only you can see the number of correct answers.

Feb 9, 2022

Version 1.4.3

Minor fixes to support the latest version of iOS.

4.3 out of 5

3 Ratings

Disappointed

Whether or not the baby picks the right object, the sound alerts are all the same. The objects themselves aren't very attractive or appealing. They do wiggle a little when chosen, but again, it does not notify when the correct object has been chosen. For a paid app, this could've been designed better.

Age - what?

You state this is a game for children 1-3 YET the description from iTunes recommends this for kids' 9++ due to Infrequent/Mild/Horror/Fear Themes - please be more descriptive as there are parents that may get this app thinking it is one thing while it is another. You cannot have it both ways - what I want an app I think is great for my 2 y/o and we're playing it to have something happen that scares the beep out of them without warning!

The developer, Junichiro Seyama, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.