Our daughter and I played with this today, and overall it was a big hit. She is 4 1/2, and definitely enjoyed it. Some suggestions however: 1. When you make a match of all three body parts, the completed person should remain on the screen while the yeses are shown, then switch to the random view for the next match. 2. The music should stop when the phone is turned off. We were testing it out while waiting at a restaurant, and when our food arrived I turned off the display with the top button. Then an hour later I heard music coming from my pocket! 3. More characters would always be good for future updates.Overall, 4 out of 5 stars. Keep up the good work!

I almost didn't buy this game because it seemed almost too simple and maybe even a bit boring. I'm over buying all these apps that I end up deleting anyway, but during a ridiculously long wait in the doctor's office with a super restless son, I figured I'd give it a try and I'm so glad I did! My son LOVES this game so much - it's the first game he goes to and even though it is just a super simple game of matching, he will play it over and over again. I honestly don't know why he's not bored with it but for some reason he just loves it! His favorite part is when he completes matching all the people because there is a little fireworks/hooray-you-did-it type of celebration. I only wish they had even more characters or a different level to make it a little more challenging - maybe 4 sections to match instead of 3?

This is the cutest application I have seen. The kids get so much out of this game as it’s entertaining and educational. A true winner. Technically speaking, it is easy for a 4-year old to learn and navigate the game. The feel of the game is very smooth, and allows the barrels to self-correct when they are scrolled to the generally correct area, allowing for the fact that typical children are less than precise. The praise and recognition displayed throughout the game is an awesome esteem builder.

My 2.5 year old daughter enjoys this game, referring to it as the "eyes game". The pressing the play button step to check correctness needs to be shown to a young child a few times before they catch on - a suggestion would be to optionally "auto play" after a few seconds when a correct combination is shown on the screen. None the less, this game does a good job of entertaining while exercising a young child's problem solving skills.