Sauretto: Dino Eggs & Fossils

Dig, find, build and hatch! Sauretto is a gentle dinosaur game for children about 3 to 8. Brush the sand in the desert, forest, ice and volcano to uncover hidden bones. Drag the bones into place to build the skeleton. Then warm the egg by tapping until it cracks, and a baby hatches. The baby lives on your own island, which you slide with a finger. There are 20 prehistoric animals to discover: 18 dinosaurs, plus Pteranodon and Plesiosaurus, which the game explains are reptiles, not dinosaurs. A voice says each name and shares one simple true fact, in 16 languages, so no reading is needed. The voices are computer-generated, and the dinosaur colours are imagined. Everything is open from the start: no locks, no in-app purchases, no subscriptions, no lives, no timers, and nothing punishes mistakes. As your child finds more, the bones become more numerous and placing them gets a little more exact. Sauretto works offline. There is no chat, no online play and no microphone. The game contains ads suited to children, shown only at pauses after an egg hatches, never during play, and it never asks the child to watch one. Language, music and voice settings are behind a question for grown-ups.

First version: dig up bones, build 20 prehistoric animals and hatch their eggs on your own island.