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PIXOWL INC.
Build, craft, and learn science concepts.
The Sandbox EDU is an educational game for children ages 6 to 12. It supports learning science, technology, art, and music through experiential learning and inquiry-based problem solving.
Vitaliy Ostrovsky
Survive, explore, and escape
Play a text-based game set in a post-apocalyptic lab. Make choices that affect the storyline and character . Navigate through horror elements and manage resources to prevent a global virus outbreak.
Masahiro Morishima
Rooms, tap and solve
Solve puzzles to a room. Tap items to select and use them. Combine items or search details for clues. Progress is saved automatically. Play the full for free.
Kwan Shum
Treat patients, care for animals
Play minigames to treat virtual patients' teeth, clean cavities, and restore smiles. Help care for animals and babies by feeding, grooming, and dressing them. Complete tasks in themed levels to progress and unlock new challenges.
Masahiro Morishima
Explore rooms, tap items, solve puzzles
Explore a -based puzzle game where players tap to interact with objects and solve puzzles. Use items by tapping the , combine items for new effects, and progress through levels. The game saves automatically and offers full gameplay for free.
Shawn Hitchcock
Chase the monkey through locations.
The app features arcade-style gameplay where users chase a monkey through various locations. The monkey steals items and throws them, increasing speed and throwing frequency as the game progresses.
Tino e Tasi Ltd
Drag items, listen to songs, explore Samoa
Learn basic Samoan words through interactive gameplay. Drag items into a basket while hearing Samoan words and phrases. View images of Samoa's market and culture. Includes a child-friendly interface with sounds from Samoan children.
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