Hijoo Builder: Construction

Dig, lift, build with Hijoo the unicorn – and watch it come alive! Hijoo Builder is a building game for children aged 2 to 6. Together with Hijoo the unicorn your child drives friendly construction machines – an excavator, a crane, a concrete mixer, a road roller and more – and builds a house for the bunny, a bridge, a clock tower, a lighthouse, a castle and a rocket pad, from the foundations to the roof. Every finished building comes alive and joins a little town. Big blocks can be stacked freely, too. Three buildings, the blocks and the town are free; one optional purchase unlocks all 12 buildings for good. No ads, no subscriptions and no data collection. The game plays offline; the purchase is protected by a parents' gate. HOW IT WORKS • Every building has 5 to 8 steps: clear the plot, dig, haul, pour, bricks, crane, windows, roof, paint, count, road, decorate • 8 friendly machines: excavator, bulldozer, dump truck, concrete mixer, tower crane, forklift, road roller and scissor lift • Finished buildings come alive and stand in the child's own town – with their own colours and decorations • Free play with big blocks: build a tower as high as you can, then topple it with the hammer What your child practises: shapes (windows into the right holes), colours and sizes (the right heap, painting), patterns (bricks in a row), counting to five, spatial thinking (the crane puts parts in their outline, roof puzzles), cause and effect (digging, pouring, pushing, toppling the block tower), planning steps (foundations, walls, roof) and fine motor skills (dragging, tracing the road). Younger children only tap – the machines do the rest. SAFE FOR CHILDREN • No ads, no subscriptions, one optional purchase • No reading needed, no losing, no timers • Plays offline, no data collection, no accounts • Settings, the purchase and the only link out are behind a parents' gate Questions or ideas? Write to us at [email protected] More games with Hijoo the unicorn: search for “Hijoo” on Google Play.

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