The Land of Venn - Geometric Defense

My son loves this game! it’s a little on the short side but he couldn’t put it down (so that can explain it) Will definitely buy more games in this series when they are available.

This game was on a recommended list. My five year old just finished all of the levels today and was so proud of his accomplishment. He knows so many geometry concepts now. Please make more levels! He has already asked if there were others like this game. It's a winner in our house!

This is a great game. My son loved playing and now points out quadrilaterals everywhere we go. He was really disappointed when it ended after only 3 levels. Hopefully the game will be expanded. Would be 5 stars if it hadn't ended so quickly.

This game is literately the best game for kids ever it is soo fun and educational it’s just perfect

Had this one a long time. Kids love it and it's fun.

I never thought I'd hear my son saying "quadrilateral" or "rhombus" while playing a game he loves. Unique, creative, and well designed!

This game was on a recommended list. My five year old just finished all of the levels today and was so proud of his accomplishment. He knows so many geometry concepts now. Please make more levels! He has already asked if there were others like this game. It's a winner in our house!

There are a lot of apps available that tout the “educational” label only to disappoint. The Land of Venn does not disappoint. Not only am I having fun with this game as an adult, but my kindergarten students are, as well. My students have only had the game for two days, and they’ve already created spin-off games to play during outdoor recess. “Let’s play Bookenriders,” two kids chatted on the way outside, “We can make a straight line.” I love it.

This is a great game! It's really addicting. My thirteen year old daughter downloaded it and I decided to try it myself.

My 5y0m old son loves this app, he loves geometry so this was the first app I bought for him on our new iPad, and he has played it through many times. We even "play" Land of Venn in real life (he acts out being a point, or an open shape or a triangle...), and he knows all the names of the (very) wacky characters. Be warned, the characters are a bit outlandish, but they seem to appeal to the natural Kindergarten-level zaniness that kids have. I wouldn't have guessed it myself, but it's a hit. My son now knows and can specifically identify isoceles, equilateral and right-angle triangles along with the four sided quadrilaterals (rhombus, trapezoid, parallelogram, rectangle, square), so I'm impressed. More levels, please! And he wants books.