Lately we are seeing several applications that are intended for the learning of the little ones at home. In this case we have the new application in the Mac App Store Animal Alphabet: Alphabetimals, which is directly focused on learning English, for the little ones at home.
It is a simple and very basic application that offers us the possibility of teach the English alphabet through animals to children. The truth is that we are not facing a spectacular application in terms of possibilities, but it must be made clear that its destination is for children between 1 and 5 years old.
The game has the option to choose between some game options, from the "Memo" that offers only one version of the popular game in which we have to turn cards and find the pairs, the alphabet game and the option to unlock the rest of games paying. In this case we have to say that you can play and learn without having to go through the box, but has in-app purchases to complete the game.
A detail that we did not like is the voice used for the game, This is an important topic since it is in the end what the little ones will end up hearing. This voice is too high and difficult to understand even for adults, but it has that touch for children that they might like. In any case it would be good if the voice of the game when we are learning the alphabet could be changed. The rest is very good and with the pointer we can interact perfectly, so the little ones can also do it in a simple way and get a response in each object they touch.