A visual-tracing focus game. A glowing balloon's long string tangles with the others — have your child trace it with their eyes from the balloon down to the animal at the end, then tap that animal. The better you get, the more strings there are and the more tangled they become. Trains sustained attention and systematic visual scanning — playable even before your child can read.
The screen shows several balloons with tangled strings leading down to the animals below. The balloon that glows and pulses is the puzzle — have your child trace that string with their eyes (or a finger on the screen) all the way down to the animal at its end, then tap that animal. Get it right and the whole string lights up to confirm.
Sustained attention and eye control — the eyes must stay locked on one string without jumping to another, even where strings cross.
Tips for parents
If your child loses track partway, have them trace with a finger in short stretches first, then switch to eyes-only once they get the hang of it.
Similar, but a maze asks you to find a path — here the path is a single fixed string. The skill trained is not letting your eyes jump to a crossing string.
Yes, and it's recommended for younger kids — using a finger to guide the eyes is a normal stepping stone before moving to eyes-only tracing.
It starts with just 2 strings with a slight curve, up to 5 strings crossing at multiple points. The game adjusts automatically to your child's skill.