Shiny cherries, juicy apples, sweet pears, and glorious plums hang ripe from the trees.
But cheeky Theo the Raven knows it too!
Before he gets busy with the fruits, they all need to be harvested.
Theo likes to take what suits him, and just like all real ravens, he does it without asking. This time, he has his eye on the juicy, yummy fruits in your garden.
Can you collect all of the tasty treats in time? And watch out, he has lots of sneaky and funny tricks up his sleeve.
THE ORCHARD is based on the 1986 HABA board-game classic of the same name and was HABA’s second app, following ‘Unicorn Glitterluck’.
ORCHARD is:
1. varied: lots to play, learn, discover, and create
2. exciting: interactive, playful fun with Theo the Raven
3. age-appropriate: various challenges for children aged 3 and up
4. uncomplicated: all games are intuitive
5. safe: no advertising or in-app purchases
Unlike the board game, the app is not a multiplayer game. Instead, it lets children play on their own while preserving the most important elements of the original board game.
THE ORCHARD helps children discover colors, shapes, and fruit and vegetables from around the world.
The child plays directly against Theo the Raven.
When it’s the raven’s turn, he creeps a little closer or starts one of many mini-games. This keeps the game lively and creates surprising moments.
About Fox & Sheep:
We are a Berlin-based studio creating high-quality apps for children aged 2–8. As parents ourselves, we create our products with passion and care. We collaborate with outstanding illustrators and animators from around the world to make beautiful apps that enrich the lives of children everywhere.
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