VTech InnoTab Software - Brave

Our 4-year-old is a huge Brave fan. After she requested a Brave birthday party and we decided to get her an InnoTab2, we knew this software pack was a must.There are a total of 7 different things to do in the main screen: A story page, 3 learning games, and 3 creative activities. If your InnoTab does not have a camera, however, then there are only 2 creative activities.The first is the story page, which seems to be standard with any InnoTab game pack. The story is automatically narrated. You flick the screen left or right to go forward or back in the story. You can touch random objects to "interact" with them after the narration for that particular page is finished. There is also a dictionary feature and an option to click each individual word to read by yourself.The 3 learning games have 2 levels, easy and difficult. In these games, you earn gems that you use to purchase things in the "Creativity" activities.1. Archery Training: The game starts with Merida on her trusted horse, Angus. You help guide Angus on his path and collect arrows by tilting the screen left and right and up and down to jump. The second portion is timed basic mathematics. You have 3 minutes to use your arrows to shoot down the correct answer. For instance, it will ask, "What is 4 minus 2?" In that instance, you click on the target with the number 2. The third portion is collecting arrows again, and the fourth is another round of math.2. The Witch's Spell: This happens to be our daughter's favorite, and mine as well. It begins with a 3-minute timed course of choosing the correct ingredients based on a shadow displayed on the bottom right portion of the screen. Once you have chosen all the correct ingredients, you slice them by dragging the stylus down the dotted line. Mathematics comes in to play again when the game prompts you to move a fraction of the sliced ingredients to the bowl (i.e., 1/2 or 2/3). Then you finish up the potion by grinding the ingredients.3. Storming the Kitchen: You touch the screen to guide the 3 brothers through the castle, collecting sweets along the way. The object is to find the key to the kitchen so they can nab some yummy treats. You travel through the castle going up and down stairs, jumping on beds, and even popping in secret passageways hidden by tapestries! As you go along, there are mini games. They are essentially puzzles where you have to tap the pieces to swap positions. When you finally find the key, you have to make it "fit" by matching it to a shadow of the correct key. You glide pieces along the bar until everything matches and... voila! The boys get their treats.After earning gems in the learning games, you can spend them in 2 "creativity" areas. You can either go in the Tapestry Gallery and decorate the tapestry of your choice, or you can go to Archers Challenge and create an archery path for Merida by purchasing targets.The third creative activity is called Photo Fun. If your InnoTab does not have a camera, then this option will not be available. However, if you have the InnoTab2, you can use the camera to take pictures and decorate said pictures with various frames.

I bought this because it had really great reviews. My daughter is about to be 3 so she's under the recommended age but she still enjoys the game and can navigate and play it without too many problems. The voices sound like they are from the movie so that's appealing to her. Her brother thought it was cool too, "for a girl's game". Cute game.

My 5 year old niece has a InnoTab and loves the movie Brave. This is a great learning game teaching her basic math. She loves the InnoTab system so much and its great because yes it is a video game, but it teaches her valuable skills so you don't feel guilty if they spend a rainy day playing.

My daughter liked it ok. It kept her attention for awhile but she doesn't play with it too often, Glad I got it when it was on sale.

My daughter has the VTech Innotab and the VTech Innotab 3S. I love how the games will fit both tablets! That is so awesome, and because of that, we purchased so many more games once we upgraded her! VTech was amazing when they thought of doing that. All the games we get are in great shape, and I would same the same thing for them all!She especially loves Brave. When I found this game right before her birthday, I had to get it. The price was amazing also! I would have paid double in the store! She is 5 years old and she loves playing it..At first, we had to show her what to do, but she caught on so good! I would definitely recommend this game!

Got this for my 8 year old daughters birthday, she absolutely loves it! And her 5 year old sister plays with it every chance she gets :) have tried it a couple times & thought it was pretty fun myself :) would definitely recommend

Our six year old enjoys the game and learns math and reading skills from it. V tech is a pretty good system.

My daughter got her innotab from her father and myself last Christmas and just started getting her games for it. She love Merida and the movie Brave so I couldn't lose with this game. She interacts so well and loves helping Merida and her brothers on their adventures!

Arrived in prompt time,bought as a gift for my grand daughter, no problems at all. THANKYOU.

Good learning game, seems to tick all the boxes for good learning while making it fun at the same time.

Good buy