Pango plays soccer
Family
Ratings
Age
4+
Category
Family
Languages
English
Fri Sep 21 2018
fixed for ios11
Pango plays soccer is a delightful interactive book designed for toddlers and preschoolers. The app features five unpublished stories where children help Pango and his friends through various mini-games and tasks. By touching, shaking, and rubbing the screen, the young reader moves the story forward, learning basic logic and motor skills along the way. It is available in multiple languages and focuses on a sweet, colorful aesthetic that is safe for children.
Dinsun Expert Review
Our Expert Score
The Pango series has always been a staple in our household, and 'Pango plays soccer' is no exception. It’s less of a 'game' and more of an interactive experience that encourages curiosity. The hand-drawn art style is charming and lacks the over-stimulating flashes found in many modern kids' apps.
What I appreciate most is how it encourages different types of tactile interaction—sometimes you're rubbing the screen to clean something, other times you're tilting to move Pango. It's gentle, funny, and perfect for a bedtime activity. While the soccer theme is the hook, the core of the app is about friendship and simple problem-solving. It’s a premium experience that feels safe for my kids to explore on their own.
Features
5 animated stories plus 1 bonus game
No stress, time limits, or competition
Parental controls and no third-party ads
Tips & Walkthrough
When a character stops moving, look for a flashing object. Tap or swipe it to trigger the next part of the adventure.
Gameplays
After finishing the stories, players can unlock a bonus soccer game to practice their timing and coordination.
Screenshot
Q&A
It is specifically designed for children aged 3 to 5 years old.
Ratings & Reviews
Choice of language?
Fri Aug 10 2012 Gina2oo9We have loved the Pango books. I do believe that in this one it was a poor decision to use the word liars. This is after all a book for small children. While my little girl thought it was funny to hear the animals toot and burp, this was not what I expected from a small child's book. I don't understand what direction they were trying to go in this Pango book.