iOS App Store

Sago Mini Planes App Review

App Info

Price: $3.99

Overview

Prepare for takeoff! In Sago Mini Planes, kids become the pilots. They choose the plane. They choose the passengers. And they fly their planes through a series of fun habitats. They can go fast or slow. They can choose where to land. They can even choose to make the plane do loops in the sky. Hand out the motion sickness bags and get ready to let kids have some fun.

Features include:

Cute animated characters
Fun planes to fly
Multiple habitats to explore
Lots of fun for toddlers

Quality

This app contains the same quality sounds, graphics, and animations that Sago Mini is known for. From the signature characters to the selection of planes kids can choose from, all of the graphics feature kid-friendly colors and are easy for kids to interact with. The app is also really easy for kids to navigate. For most of the app, they swipe or tap to find their way around. The faster they tap, the faster the plane goes.

Education

This app is not being rated for education.

Entertainment

Kids get to take control in Sago Mini Planes. First, they get to choose from a selection of planes, including a plane shaped like a bunny, a plane shaped like an ear of corn, and a plane shaped like a banana. Some of the planes seat two characters. Others seat three. Kids get to pick from the standard Sago Mini characters to fill the seats in the plane and, of course, all of the characters are eager to go for a ride. Once kids take off, they’ll encounter a lot of fun animations, such as floating balloons and jumping dolphins. They’ll also get to explore different habitats as they fly. Whenever they reach a new habitat, they can opt to land or keep flying.

Value

The app is priced comparably to other Sago Mini apps and apps with a similar function. It is a high quality app with a strong entertainment value. For kids that like planes, it’s a must-have.

Child Friendliness

On the main screen, there is a link to the parent area. There, parents will find information about the app, as well as links to the developer’s site. Access to the links is protected. Kids will also find a more apps icon on the main screen. Kids can tap the icon to see the additional apps, but access to those apps is also protected.