Buy Metamorphabet iOS cheap
Metamorphabet was released on 12. February 2015 for iOS.
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| Released | 12. February 2015 |
| Type | Game |
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| Publisher | Vectorpark |
| Platform | iOS |
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Metamorphabet is an interactive alphabet by artist Patrick Smith (Vectorpark). Instead of task lists, score counters or classroom tests, the focus is on 26 playful scenes: each letter responds to touch and transforms into figures, animals and objects whose English names begin with that letter. The clean shapes, soft animations and surprising transformations make it more of a digital picture book and experimental game than ordinary learning software.
Touch letters and discover words
By tapping, dragging, swiping and rotating, you bring shapes to life. An A, for example, can be turned into antlers, a bow or a running figure. A friendly English voice pronounces the resulting words; over 90 words are included. There is neither combat nor a classic multiplayer mode. Younger children can explore freely, while adults will enjoy the imaginative transitions and small visual surprises.
What you should know
The program focuses on English letters and American pronunciation; German voice output is not included. Metamorphabet is suited to watching and exploring together, but it does not replace structured reading or language lessons. It won the 2015 Independent Games Festival Award for visual design and was later honoured with an Apple Design Award.
Metamorphabet on iPhone and iPad
The original mobile version was released on February 12, 2015 for iOS and is available as a one-time paid app on the Apple App Store. On the App Store the iOS version is also called “Metamorphabet: Amazing ABC’s”, supports iPhone and iPad and is rated suitable from age four according to Apple. Unlike many learning apps, it contains no in-app purchases according to the developer. It is operated directly via the touchscreen. Explanations and words remain in English; the highlight is the immediate playful engagement with the alphabet.




