I'm overall pleased with tokidos like 8.5/10. I will purchase other games
here's are my honest feedback :
setting up the games
super clear and easy, took me 10 min to do it
packaging was super nice
the instruction manual looked cheap, like someone just print it on bureau en gros, maybe put it black and white + multiple language with a different kind of paper to match what's available in the market
the overall console
its really stimulating for a toddler , the lights are too bright and the sound too loud, so it would help to be able to adjust it especially for a night time routine where we are trying to reduce the stimulation, also I can't imagine what's its doing to neurodiverse kids., so being able to reduce the sound and lights
games
sometime the instruction wasn't clear for a 3 yold, he didn't get that he has to put the 2 block beside each other
games are fun, he liked the songs and the : hey you did go, he felt empowered
also liked the fact that they just say : bad answer or something like that and not boohoo you are a f* loser.
so maybe just make it clearer, also don't like the fact that the age gap is too large : 3-5 y old. make games for each year, they grow so fast, their cognitive abilities are just not the same.
you need to put it other languages, like Spanish, arabic. we are a mixed family, also business wise, it would open a larger market.
also in the same line of diversity, the 100-300 cad price didn't affect my purchasing decision, I could buy this 500 cad if I had 10-15 games, but some family on the lower socio-economic side can't buy a 100 cad gif to their kids and its a shame that they can't so make it 50 cad. and each games like 20 cad, or figure out a way, like. a program so the family on the lower $ side can get it, for example, It can be a : if you purchase 2-3 games, we give 4-6 games/tokidos to a fam in need. Your customers could help you. but for kids, for loved ones, people can literally pay 500cad even1000 cad for this.
overall satisfied and will get more games. wondering if there is a way to make my tokidos less loud for my nephew.