Wonnel

Wonnel is a forest gnome. He runs to the right on his own, and a tap anywhere on the screen makes him jump. That is the only control there is. The game is made for four- and five-year-olds. Children that age can't read yet, so there is no text in it at all: no words, no numbers, no menus that need explaining. WHAT YOUR CHILD DOES Wonnel collects acorns, berries and walnuts. A thorn bush, a puddle or a pile of leaves will trip him up: a few fruit roll away and he carries on. The only real danger is the gaps in the ground, and you can see those coming a long way off. At the end, two towers of fruit stand side by side. The pale one on the left is the best run so far, the one in color on the right is the run just finished. No numbers, no letters. If the child's tower ends up taller, a crown flies over and settles on top of it. DAY AND NIGHT The start screen shows two pictures, day and…