Boop
iOS app by Graham McLellan. Games · Graham McLellan
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-10
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Store description excerpt
Boop is a delightful tap-the-picture game designed especially for toddlers and young children. Watch your little one's face light up as they tap colorful cartoon images that bounce and disappear! SIMPLE, ENGAGING GAMEPLAY • Tap the picture when it appears on screen • Enjoy satisfying bounce animations with every successful tap • No wrong answers — tapping empty spaces is simply ignored • Perfect for developing hand-eye coordination GROWS WITH YOUR CHILD • Start with a simple 2×3 grid • Build a streak to unlock larger, more challenging grids • Progress through 8 difficulty levels up to a 6×6 grid • Automatically adapts to keep your child engaged COLORFUL, KID-FRIENDLY IMAGES • 18 vibrant cartoon illustrations including: - Animals (duck, chicken, fish) - Objects (car, train, rocket) - Food (apple, watermelon) - And many more! • Bold outlines and bright colors perfect for little eyes PARENT-FRIENDLY FEATURES • Clean, simple interface with no distracting ads • Settings to customize the streak threshold • Works in both portrait and landscape orientation • No in-app purchases or hidden costs DESIGNED FOR TODDLERS • Large, easy-to-tap targets • Forgiving gameplay — no penalties for missed taps • Intuitive enough for the youngest players • Beautiful animations that reward every success Boop is the perfect first game for your toddler. Simple enough to understand, engaging enough to keep them entertained, and delightful enough to bring joy to their day. Download Boop and let the tapping fun begin!
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