ShipAntics: The Legend of The Kiki Beast - Best App For Kids - iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch

ShipAntics: The Legend of The Kiki Beast - Best App For Kids - iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch
App Store Link: itunes.apple.com/app/id886621471
* Winner of Tech With Kids Best Pick App Award *
Welcome to the world of ShipAntics, a fun-filled puzzle adventure game mixed with crazy cartoon action, stuffed to the gills with weird and wonderful characters!
ShipAntics stars a madcap crew of seafaring adventurers. In a last gasp effort to save his beloved Barnacle, Captain Fred transforms his ship into a floating school of excellence, sort of. Your job is to help Otto and Amanda as they venture into the unknown and sail for the horizon, solving mysteries and puzzles along the way.
ShipAntics is comprised of three separate chapters. Chapter 1 is free to play, Chapter 2 is available as a low cost in-app purchase, with Chapter 3 to follow in the coming months.
Includes four language versions in one app: English, French, German, Spanish
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PLAY & EXPLORE
Can you solve the mysteries of the good ship Barnacle? You’ll need your wits about you to solve the riddles and navigate the dastardly puzzles!
Do you have what it takes to help keep this ship afloat.
Investigate each room on the ship and search for hidden surprises along the way. Discover secret objects and hidden creatures.
Can you finish the game and reach the end of the story? You’ll discover lots more fun in Puzzle Mode if you do!
WATCH & LAUGH
Laugh along with the comical antics Otto, Amanda and the rest of the crew in episodes of cartoon content integrated into the game.
Want to watch the cartoon content without playing the game? Select the ‘Appisodes’ feature.
EARN REWARDS
Win stars for each puzzle solved, each hidden creature discovered and every secret item found.
Earn new clothes for Amanda and Otto, and customize their outfits in-game.
Watch our awesome Trailer here: shipantics.com
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REVIEWS:
"This mystery game is great fun for all gumshoes; and it works well with reluctant readers, because it motivates them to read in order to play." - Jinny Gudmundsen, TechWithKids.com