LeapFrog LeapLand Adventures, Game Console, Educational
LeapFrog LeapLand Adventures, Game Console, Educational Games Console with 150+ Learning Activities, Handheld Gaming Console with Letters, Shapes and Numbers, 3 Years+,Multicolor,2.6 x 14.5 x 9.2 cm
Unique learning Centre
Explore Letterland, Numberville, Shapetown and Colour Springs! Run and jump through progressive, replayable game levels to collect gems, cleverberries and treasure chest rewards! Play the game over again andcollect additional gems, flags and banners to decorate the castle and celebrate at the Gem Festival!
Over 150 learning items
Embark on a learning journey as players explore more than 150 learning items at their own pace by playing the educational content directly in the Learning Centre. Intended for ages 3+ years. Requires 2 AA batteries. Batteries not included.
Track & Save your progress
Insert the plug-and-play HDMI game stick and USB power cable into the television and start playing the video game immediately using the wireless controller. No internet connection, downloads or account setup required! Save unique game progress with up to five player profiles.
| Dimensions: | 26L x 145W x 92H millimetres |
| Model: | 613203 |
| Material: | Plastic |
| Batteries Required: | Yes |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Age: | 36 months – 8 years |
| Assembly: | No |
| Dimensions: | 26L x 145W x 92H millimetres |
| Material: | Plastic |
my son is just over 3 , he loves it and it keeps him attentive and learning which am very impressed with.
Good easy to follow games which are very informative and educational , controller has large buttons which give ease of use for the little ones
Only flaw is the controller would have a rechargeable battery pack (which am sure would have increased the price)
The concept is good and the controls seem nice and simple .. However the game itself is actually a little difficult for a 3 year old I’d say it’s more for a 4 year old.. It didn’t stop her having a good old try she just got a bit upset that she couldn’t get all the collectibles etc.
Glad I got it on sale as although it’s good and educational I don’t think it’s worth full price
Bought this as a Christ gift for my 3 year old. Within a week or so he’d mastered the controls. He enjoys playing with it though he did complete all the levels pretty quickly and once you’ve done them you’re basically repeating th same game.
I like this however, I think it can be repetitive and I would have put some other type of variety game in there. Also too much talking for kids I think. My toddler walked of when the letters and shapes stopped her in her tracks and began talking. Otherwise, it’s bright and colourful possibly a bit challenging for under a certain age group. I found some of the jumps complex and I’m an adult.