Octonauts and the Giant Squid

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Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

A sea monster has attacked the Octonauts, and it turned out to be Irving, the giant squid cousin of Professor Inkling.
Now the Octonauts will have to look for him to discover what happened and help him.

Go along with Professor Inkling, Captain Barnacles and Kwazii in search of the Giant Squid in an exciting adventure where you will have to drive the Gup-A around the underwater world of the Octonauts.
To find the Giant Squid you will have to sail to the caves of the depths, overcoming all the challenges that you will find in your way.

To successfully end your mission, you will have to complete 15 funny games and help the Giant Squid.

Also, you can play and overcome different difficulty levels in the games and win stickers to complete the Octonauts album with 14 gold stickers of the Octonauts, 14 silver stickers of all their vehicles and 104 bronze stickers with all the sea animals.

Every time you go into this funny adventure, you’ll find new surprises and get new stickers hidden inside the chests that you’ll discover in the sea bottom.

CONTENTS OF THE APP

• Become a chef and help the Vegimals cook delicious fish cookies.
• Help engineer Tweak to correctly connect the cables of the switchboard and learn geometry.
• Captain Barnacles needs you to solve the additions to activate the Turbo-booster.
• Play with more than 15 mazes to find the way to the Octopod.
• The Gup-A is very dirty with squid’s ink and you need to wash it carefully.
• Learn detective techniques to find footprints and discover who they belong to.
• Solve more than 15 jigsaw puzzles of Professor Inkling’s family pictures.
• Activate the Octoalert memorizing the sound sequences.
• Professor Inkling loves fish cookies, but you will have to help him count them.
• To go to the caves where Irving lives you must plan the right route avoiding all the obstacles.
• Guide Captain Barnacles swimming through the dark cave and avoiding rocks in search of the Giant Squid.
• Use the detector of sea creatures to recognize them by their silhouette.
• Play hide and seek to find Irving behind his ink stains.
• Be a good shot and throw fish cookies into Irving’s mouth.
• Did you now that the Giant Squid has a very good sight? Check your sight choosing the right image.

GENERAL FEATURES

• Interactive learning and educational game for children from 3 to 8 years old.
• All the activities contain explanations and visual support.
• It encourages learning through a system of rewards with stickers.
• It helps autonomous learning.
• App approved and supervised by specialists in pre-school education.
• Parental control.
• Available in 9 languages: English, Korean, Spanish, Latin Spanish, French, Persian, German, Russian, and Portuguese.

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The free download only allows access to some sections of the application. You can buy the additional sections of the app indefinitely in a single pack.

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Ratings and reviews

ADS CONTINUE AFTER PURCHASE The game has lots of variety and options for younger kids and older ones. I spent the extra money to unlock the full version, and for a while, things were good then in a recent update ads began to play in between each game. It's difficult for my child to find a little moving 'x' to close them and not be linked to the app store. For me, it's not worth it for a children's game.

The interface, math, and mazes are too difficult for my three year old. The math includes adding up to ten. It's designed like a game for six year olds, but the show Octonauts is for Pre-K. The developer should learn about child development, so they can create games that Pre-K children can actually play. The only pro is that my daughter likes the stickers.

Don't waste your time My 3 year old loves Octonauts. I thought this looked like a great game. It's garbage! The interface is difficult for a child to operate. She can't even play one game without several ads popping up, which frustrates her because not only does she have to wait, she has no idea how to close the ads. And they're all different! So it's not like I can teach her how to get out of it & she'll remember. Can't even play long enough to see if we want to buy it!