Review on 📚 RockIt Handheld Learning System by LeapFrog by Brian Rogers

Arcade games include Albert Escape (problem solving), Gertie Jumping (sound/letters), a type of worm game where you eat numbers. Arcade games have three levels of difficulty. Then there is the practice area which contains a carnival game that works with numbers and counting, a spelling game and a sight/reading game. You also have three levels of difficulty. There's a seek and find playground, a timed game to see how many problems you can solve before the bunny shows up, and I think there's one more thing I'm missing. There is a music section where kids can listen to different songs or create their own beats. The "Pets" area contains different eggs that will hatch different creatures that you can take care of by feeding them, bathing them, brushing their teeth and playing with them. These pets will grow up if cared for. There is also an "Art” section, I don't remember what it's called but they know how to do pixel art and I don't remember what else. But there's quite a bit of action in this little game! Players 1 and 2 keep their progress, but the guest player does not. In some games, you rotate the toy to a different orientation (my son never does). The charge holds really well too, I think we only fully charged it 3-4 times in the 3 months we've had it. My kid drives it for 30 minutes at most, not every day, but we have been on the road a few times and it has driven more often and longer. So my almost 5 year old took it pretty easy. I had to tell him how to get to different screens and games once or twice, after which he passed out. He really loves it! He's been with him for about 3 months now, he's turned 5 and has won all the medals in at least 1 if not 3 big games. The good thing is that there are 3 levels in the main games, with each level being slightly more difficult. It's really educational and involves problem solving. I had to buy two of course so my little sister has her own and she doesn't use them either but definitely mastered the pet game (her favorite game) once you got it on screen. She's almost 3 now. It's a really cool little device. I even like playing with it! I'll try to add a video later!