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My younger son, Simon, still says bizarre things sometimes, but my elder son has long since lost that knack for the surreal. Malcolm was ever a sophisticated child though, and an independent one. We were well matched when he was a baby.
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I have a two-year-old toddler who loves messing about on our two iMacs. Of course, he’s a bit young to do anything useful, and mainly uses them to watch Pocoyo! However I have found a few Mac apps that he enjoys, so I thought I’d post them here.
5. Whoopee Cushion
Strictly speaking it’s a widget rather than an app, but my little one loves this. A great way to distract him if he’s bored. 3 or 4 clicks on this widget and he’s in hysterics!
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As featured in my 5 fun Dashboard widgets post.
4. Ladybugs
This is a very cute and polished set of 3 simple games:
- Tangled Maze: Guide the bug around the maze to its home.
- Color Trouble: Similar to Tangled Maze except you have to guide the bug to the home that matches the bug’s colour.
- Ladybug Race: Again, this is similar to Tangled Maze but you race against a computer-controlled bug.
The games are professionally designed, and the soundtrack is equally slick and fun. My 2-year-old couldn’t play it on his own, but he liked watching the colourful bugs moving around the screen.
The one minor annoyance with this game is that it messes up all my Mac windows, causing them to shrink to the top of the screen. Hopefully it’s a bug that will get fixed soon.
3. Youdoo
This comes from the same people that made Ladybugs. It’s more of an art program than a game. There are 3 modes:
- YooGlow: A simple painting game along the lines of Magna Doodle where you draw with glowing dots.
- My Garden: A very chilled affair where you plant seeds and watch flowers grow. Trickier for younger toddlers since it involves drag and drop.
- Mister Monster: Create your own monster by sticking on eyes, noses, moustaches and so on. This one is the most fun and the 2-year-old loved it.
As with Ladybugs, the music and visuals are fun and high quality, and they really add to the appeal. It also suffers from the “shrinking windows” bug but I managed to get round this by not playing in full-screen mode.
2. Tux Paint
Tux Paint is a wonderful paint program for kids. It’s designed for ages 3 to 12; however my 2-year-old still has fun with it. (Hint: If you have a toddler then fire up the accompanying Tux Paint Config app and enable Fullscreen in the Video & Sound tab and No Button Distinction in the Mouse & Keyboard tab. This makes it easier for toddlers to use.)
There’s a huge range of brushes, stamps and effects available (you can download more stamps too) and the sound effects when you draw are great fun (and in stereo!). You can also save and print your little darling’s masterpieces.
Tux Paint is open source and totally free to use. Fantastic!
1. AlphaBaby
Although it’s a pretty simple app, AlphaBaby takes first place due to the sheer enjoyment that my 2-year-old gets from it. Written by a developer who was fed up with her kid pressing random keys and renaming her files (we’ve all been there), AlphaBaby is a full-screen app that takes over every key on the keyboard, allowing your toddler to bash away without risk of harming anything (except possibly the keyboard itself!).
Side quest for love mac os. Letter and number keys display the corresponding colourful character on screen, while other keys display random shapes. A sound effect is also played on each keypress (which my toddler finds most amusing).
Even better, you can configure AlphaBaby to display random photos from your iPhoto library. The toddler loves this option, especially when a photo of himself appears!
The app is also available as a handy screen saver. Sheer genius. Like Tux Paint, AlphaBaby is free and open source.
One tip: Make sure you don’t forget the special key combo required to exit the app (Control-Option-Command-Q). I’ve forgotten it a couple of times! (You can also type the word “quit” quickly if you forget the key combo.)
That’s my top 5 list of Mac toddler apps! If you found this post useful then you might also enjoy my top 10 list of free Mac games, which has a few kid-friendly games.
By the way, you can use the Mac’s Parental Controls to create a simplified, locked-down account for your toddler – perfect for safe exploration.
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Some people may say that Simon’s time is over, that this game is already dead.. However, this is not true. Simon still has a lot to say!
Simon Still Says is a tribute to the famous game Simon (a.k.a. “Simon Says”) and it works in the same way, but with a tiny difference: instead of memorize a color sequence, you should memorize scared sounds – you should memorize, exactly, the position that the sounds will show up.
This game was developed by @_tarcis_ for the game jam SCREAM JAM 2020. The 1.3 build was released to be submitted for the game jam Fluffy Horror Jam.
When you get finished, please, let me know about your impressions on the game! :)
Algumas pessoas dizem que o tempo de Simon já passou, que esse jogo já está morto.. Porém, isso não é verdade. Simon ainda tem muito a dizer!
Simon Still Says é uma homenagem ao famoso brinquedo Simon (também conhecido como “Simon Says” ou “Genius”) e a sua mecânica é praticamente a mesma, mas com uma diferença: ao invés de decorar uma sequência de cores, você deverá decorar uma sequência de sons assustadores - mais exatamente a posição em que eles vão aparecer.
Este jogo foi desenvolvido por @_tarcis_ para a game jam SCREAM JAM 2020. A build 1.3 build foi lançada para ser submetida à game jam Fluffy Horror Jam.
Depois de jogar, por favor deixe um comentário compartilhando suas impressões! :)
Credits
Game design and programming: Tarcísio Silva (@_tarcis_)
Translation: Deborah Rezaghi
Translation: Deborah Rezaghi
Third-party assets:
Art: Category 5 Games, ismartal, Kicked-in-Teeth, Luis Zuno and pzUH
Music: Juhani Junkala
Sounds: Catastic, IgnasD, Orlamusic, Psionic Games, Rocketstock and simon13666
Text font: Andreas Nylin and Yusuke Kamiyamane
Art: Category 5 Games, ismartal, Kicked-in-Teeth, Luis Zuno and pzUH
Music: Juhani Junkala
Sounds: Catastic, IgnasD, Orlamusic, Psionic Games, Rocketstock and simon13666
Text font: Andreas Nylin and Yusuke Kamiyamane
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Simon is a trademark of Hasbro.
YouTube gameplay by N8M8.
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Relase notes
1.3
- Option to speed up the audio sequence when you're listening to it
- Removed some 'not so spooky' audios
1.1 + 1.2
- Implemented 'Light Mode' (Recommended if the player is not using earphones. Simon's buttons will light up as the sequences are presented)
- Implemented options menu to enable Light Mode and change the game language
- Audio clips longer than 2 seconds were reduced to this limit
- Reduced waiting time between levels
- Minor fixes
Simon Still Says A Sound Game Mac Os X
Updated | 12 days ago |
Status | Released |
Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, HTML5 |
Release date | Oct 21, 2020 |
Author | Tarcísio Silva |
Genre | Puzzle |
Made with | Unity |
Tags | 2D, brasil, Casual, Halloween, Horror, screamjam, simon, simon-says, Singleplayer |
Average session | A few minutes |
Languages | English, Portuguese (Brazil) |
Inputs | Mouse, Touchscreen, Smartphone |
Install instructions
Download the .zip file, extract the folder and run the executable file SimonStillSays.exe
Faça o download do arquivo .zip, extraia o conteúdo da pasta e abra o arquivo SimonStillSays.exe
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Development log
- Simon Still Says - 1.3Oct 31, 2020
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Bem interessante! Achei mais difícil que o Genius normal, mesmo estando acostumado a mexer com som! Skipping noon mac os.
Muito obrigado por jogar e comentar! E que bom que você curtiu! :D
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