Find Nova
Nova is hiding. Walk along and look carefully.
Hide and seek in a library. Nova hides behind the furniture and the child walks along looking for her. It is a game about taking your time and looking properly — the opposite of a game that rewards fast fingers.
How your child plays
Real walking, not pages
The corridor is one long room, almost five screens wide. Hold a finger down and the camera slides along it. The far background moves more slowly than the floor, and it is that difference alone that makes it feel like walking rather than sliding a picture.
Ten places to hide
A plant, a door, boxes, shelves, a counter, a curtain. Nova hides behind one of them with a little of herself showing — except behind a door, which hides her completely.
Signs that say their name
Four signs on the wall: ENTRANCE, BOOKS, READING, TOILETS. Touching one makes it say its name out loud. That is how the child learns what each part of a library is called.
Three rounds
Nova hides three times, never twice in the same place, and always near the sign whose name she gives as a clue.
What it practises
- Visual searching — scanning a scene instead of guessing
- The words for everyday places, heard and repeated
- Following a spoken clue to narrow down where to look
For parents
- No account, no sign-up, and no personal data about your child.
- Progress is stored on the device and never leaves it.
- Ads are non-personalised and limited to general-audience content. Never during play, and never after a lost game.
- Every link that leaves the app sits behind a question meant for an adult.
- Works without an internet connection.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play