$2.54 (−15%)Literally
Familiar sayings spring to life in a magical book! Explore 30 varied minigames with three difficulty levels, solve puzzles, test your reflexes and collect rewards. Share the easier challenges with your child, or push yourself to earn every gold star.
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Sayings come to life
What if you took the bull by the horns — literally? And what if curiosity really got a cat into trouble? Literally is a collection of 30 minigames that turn familiar sayings into little adventures. Open an old storybook, choose a tale from its catalogue and step onto the pages. Painted characters, gentle music and comical mishaps bring each spread to life.
A different game in every story
Help a tailor fit every pattern onto one piece of cloth, clear a path for a wagon, guide a cat past patrols or build a working chimney. Some games call for logic and planning; others test observation, memory or quick reactions. Each saying brings a different task, from fabric puzzles and mazes to counting, spotting patterns and tests of dexterity. Play with keyboard and mouse or a controller.
From first steps to a real challenge
Every minigame has three difficulty levels. Bronze introduces the rules and gives you room to learn. Silver raises the stakes with tighter timing, trickier conditions and more to keep track of. Gold is for players ready to plan carefully and act precisely, with extra restrictions and mechanics depending on the story. Mastered a saying? Return to it and try for the next star.
Collect rewards and share the fun
Earn bronze, silver and gold stars, unlock victory scenes and revisit your reward pages. There are 90 stars and 25 in-game achievements to collect. Failures get their own funny animations too: this book can find something to smile about even when your plan falls apart.
Share a session with your child, talk about what the sayings mean and practise attention, counting, memory and logical thinking. For little ones, try the easy level together, with an adult reading the rules and helping with the controls. Grown-ups can then put their own skills to the test by going for gold.
