Out to Play Interactive proudly announces Melvin Says There's Monsters! a charming, often hilarious digital storybook by award winning children's animator Brendan Gallagher. As parents, aunts and uncles, we declare that Steve Jobs has produced the Best New Toy for 2010, the iPad. The simple navigation and big, bright, high quality screen make the iPad perfect for small hands to explore and be entertained. Not sold? Ask any parent that owns one!
Melvin's world comes to life for kids and their folks through fully animated pages, original illustrations and a whimsical musical score. It's available now in the Apple iPad App Store for $2.99 (US). (An iPhone/iTouch version will follow shortly). In the short time that Melvin has been released, we've received terrific feedback:
* Listed in Apple's New & Noteworthy for iPad Books * Listed in Apple's What's Hot for iPad Books * LITE version is #17 in Top Book Ipad Apps * FULL version is #20 in Top Paid iPad Book Apps * FULL version is #21 in Top Grossing iPad Book Apps
Melvin Says There's Monsters! 2.0 is an exciting update, rewritten from the ground up for a fun filled iPad experience. Here's the scoop: * Fully animated pages * Background music * Drop down thumbnail navigation * Read-along controls. * Superior performance and stability
The team at Out to Play Interactive are parents, aunts and uncles. We appreciate how essential a good book experience can be to a child who is beginning his or her lifelong relationship with reading. It is our privilege to produce stories and characters that we are excited to share with our children and proud to offer to you and yours.
Pricing and Availability: Melvin Says There's Monsters! 2.0 is $2.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Books and Entertainment categories. Promo-codes are available to journalists by contacting us online.
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What - June 16, 2010 at 9:46pm
Why a scary story for kids? The screenshots look a bit intense.