Puzzld! - Wood Puzzles, Beautifully Illustrated for your iPad

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Puzzld! is a beautifully illustrated wood puzzle game for children. Featuring stunning artwork by Two Fish Illustration, six wonderful boards come alive at the fingertips of kids, and help nurture their creative play.

As the pieces are moved around the board, watch as they run into each other, and push other pieces around. These puzzles feel like the real thing, but you'll never lose a piece!

Difficulty Settings

At the easier setting, the pieces don't rotate, and tilting your iPad has no effect on them. Younger children can use the game without frustration.

At the more difficult setting, though, things get really fun! Pieces can rotate naturally, and can be manipulated with multiple touches to spin them back in to position. Even better, tilting the iPad will send the pieces moving across the board, just as they might on a real board. (We'll promise that none will fall off, though!) Older children, and children more comfortable with the iPad, will love interacting with the puzzles like this. Matching the pieces with their cutout shapes is a wonderful way to foster early learning.

Achievements!

Some of the more difficult puzzles are "locked" initially, and are unlocked (with a lovely sound and beautiful graphic) after completing the earlier puzzles. Children love this reward, and thrill at their accomplishment.

"If you’ve got young ones in the house, you can’t go wrong with Puzzld!..." - PadGadget.com

“The app is beautifully crafted….” - Stuart Dredge, recombu.com

“…the illustrations are what set this apart from the crowd” - appsplayground.com

“…this is a terrific app and there is much to exclaim about.” - theiPhoneMom.com

WindUp Rocket is a member of Moms with Apps, a collaborative group of family-friendly developers seeking to promote quality apps for kids and families. Recommended Ages: 1-3,3-6 Categories: Creative Play, Games, Early Learning, Shapes