It's Spring Again is a short, educational game for children ages 2-5. It's based off of a successful puppet show, which the game mimics to perfection. The main focus and goal of the game is to help teach children about the four seasons, and the benefits of their cycle.
Throughout the game, the player will click on various elements, such as the sun, rain clouds, and trees, in order to help progress the cycle of the seasons. Starting in Spring, the player will help bring about the oncoming seasons, and when Winter hits the game then repeats by going back to Spring. During each season, the player will learn very simple facts; such as the sun getting warmer in the Summer, and leaves turning red and orange in the Fall.
Again, the game is aimed towards very young children. However, I feel that It's Spring Again could be a little more educational. The most your child will learn from the game is the order of the season cycle. It's nothing more than what they would learn in Kindergarten.
The art style is cute and simple, which is perfect for the target audience, and the female narrative is soothing and kid-friendly. The entire experience lasts roughly 5-6 minutes, so don't expect for it to keep your kids entertained for hours on end. There's hardly any replay value, although small kids do like to rewatch videos multiple times. For a buck, it's not a bad little Unity based game; just don't expect your kids to get a big lesson from it.
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