Fiete for Windows
Join Fiete In The Shipyard And Learn Pictorially.
- Paid
- 4.2
- 26
- V varies-with-device
Join Fiete In The Shipyard And Learn Pictorially.
Fiete is a picture book adventure game starring a cap-wearing, rain-weathering man who has a lot of simple tasks to do throughout his day. By making buttered sandwiches, repairing tires, and even loading ships alongside Fiete, children get to enjoy a purely picture-based experience. The game is meant for children from 1 to 3 years, and does little to help reading and writing as there are no words to be had. This does make it appropriate for that age group, however, as well as anyone looking to relax
Pros
- Simple
- Hand-drawn graphics
Cons
- Short
- No words
Also available in other platforms
Fiete for PC
- Paid
- 4.2
- 26
- V varies-with-device
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