A very simple game that teaches you how to spell some (Hungarian) words.
You can play the game here.
We started building some games together with my (at the time of writing) three-year-old son, Daniel.
He has been very interested in reading letters at a very early age, and I have decided to create this game for him for his 4th birthday, which is on 5 October 2021.
Without him, this could not have happened, I am very proud of him, and I am eternally grateful. ❤️
He has contributed greatly acting as:
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voice actor, authoring all the beautiful sounds in the game,
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model, contributing his perfect little arm as mouse cursor.
This is the third part of a game series made for toddlers and small children. If you are interested, check out the first two games:
Daniel’s spelling game is licensed under MIT, with the exception of the puzzle icons.
The puzzle icons are from game-icons.net.
The bear is the courtesy of Cathelineau and is licensed under CC BY 3.0.
The donkey, the goat, the pig, the race car, and the spider are the courtesy of Skoll and are licensed under CC BY 3.0.
The air balloon, the airplane, the ambulance, the banana, the bed, the bicycle, the brush, the bucket, the bus, the cabbage, the car, the carrot, the cat, the cherry, the clothespin, the croissant, the dog, the drill, the elephant, the flower, the gloves, the hat, the helicopter, the horse, the house, the kangaroo, the kick scooter, the koala, the lamp, the mine truck, the nut, the panda, the pear, the pepper, the pillow, the railroad, the rhinoceros, the road, the rocking chair, the rooster, the saw, the scooter, the sheep, the shorts, the socket, the socks, the space shuttle, the stairs, the T-shirt, the tent, the tiger, the tomato, the tortoise, the tractor, the train, the truck, the vacuum cleaner, the washing machine, the washing machine, the whale, and the windmill are the courtesy of Delapouite and are licensed under CC BY 3.0.
The apple, the cheese, the crab, the grapes, the jellyfish, the lightbulb, the lion, the mushroom, the octopus, the pine tree, and the spade are the courtesy of Lorc and are licensed under CC BY 3.0.