Hijoo Puzzle: Kids Jigsaw

Puzzle time with Hijoo the unicorn! Put it together, colour it in, watch it come alive! Hijoo Puzzle is a calm jigsaw and colouring game for children aged 2 to 6. Hijoo the unicorn and the animal friends wait in 48 cheerful pictures: in the meadow, at the farm, in the kitchen, on the train, with cars and rockets, and in a fairy-tale castle. Hijoo is the same unicorn you may know from our games Hijoo: Cooking and Hijoo Train. PUZZLES • Real jigsaw pieces, from 4 big pieces for the youngest to 30 pieces for older children • The picture shows faintly in the frame; a little hand shows the way when help is needed • Pieces click into place; a piece that does not fit just goes back to the tray • When the last piece is in, the picture comes alive: friends hop, wave and dance, and balloons rise to pop COLOURING • Every picture is also a colouring page • Tap an area to fill it, or paint with a big brush or a fine crayon – the paint never runs over the lines • 12 colours plus rainbow and glitter paint, an eraser and an undo button • Hijoo's magic wand colours the picture for the very youngest • Pictures are saved by themselves in the gallery • Turn your own coloured picture into a puzzle! WHAT YOUR CHILD PRACTISES • Spatial thinking, shapes and patience • Fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination • Colours and creativity MADE FOR SMALL HANDS • No reading needed: pictures and a helping hand show what to do • No losing, no timers, no stress • The number of pieces is offered for your child's age • 60 stickers to collect in the album SAFE FOR CHILDREN • No ads, no subscriptions • Hijoo & friends and Animals (16 pictures) are free; one optional purchase unlocks the kitchen, train, vehicles and magic pictures for good • Plays offline; no data collection, no accounts • Settings, the purchase and the only link out of the game 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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