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• 새 게임이 4개 나왔어요! 선을 그어 골을 넣는 두뇌 게임 '종이 축구', 같은 과일이 5개면 종을 치는 '과일 종치기', 숫자대로 칠하면 숨은 그림이 나타나는 '네모 로직'(그림 75장 모으기), 조각을 끌어 맞추는 '그림 퍼즐'.<br><br>• 홈에 꼬마 놀이 줄이 생겨 동생도 쉽게 찾아요.<br><br>• 뽀또가 돌아왔어요! 도트 그림으로 새로 태어나 뒤뚱뒤뚱 걸어 다녀요.<br><br>• 요리 놀이 레시피가 5개에서 12개로 늘었어요. 피자·김밥·떡볶이·햄버거도 만들어요.<br><br>• 게임 중에 손가락이 밀려 판이 꺼지지 않게 했고, 랭킹에서 같은 별명은 번호로 구분해요.
Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
Pototo is a collection of Hangeul learning and study games that children can enjoy like play.
From 5-year-old toddlers who cannot yet read to elementary school students, you can choose and enjoy games suited to your level.
■ Learning Play
● Hangeul and Numbers (Hangeul Study · Number Study)
It is okay if they cannot read yet. Since every question is read aloud clearly,
children naturally master Hangeul and become familiar with numbers by listening and finding the pictures.
- Counting (1~10, one, two, three)
- Learning whole words for first words, animals, food, and objects
- Consonants and Vowels (Step-by-step starting from Giyeok and Nieun)
● Hanja Games (Hanja Levels)
Step-by-step learning from Level 8 to Level 1, following the exact order of the Hanja level exams.
Study by flipping cards and check your understanding with multiple-choice quizzes.
● English Words
Word games to learn English words along with pictures.
● Flag Game
**Faces of countries around the world in three ways: quiz, card flip, and speed game!**
● Korean History / World War II (History Quiz)
**Build your historical knowledge by matching figures and years.**
■ Board Games (Brain Games)
● Children's Chess — True to real chess rules (including castling, en passant, and promotion)
● Gomoku — Be the first to cross five lines on a 15x15 board!
● Capture Go — Your first game of Go learned in a classroom; win by capturing first.
● Sudoku — From 4x4 to 9x9, levels 1 through 9.
You can play board games against the computer or take turns playing with another player on a single device.
The computer difficulty has 10 levels, so even children learning chess, Gomoku, or Go for the first time can win,
and as their skills improve, they can challenge increasingly stronger opponents.
** ■ Designed for Children
- It's okay to get it wrong: The game doesn't end even if you press the wrong answer; keep trying until you find the correct one.
- Large fonts, large buttons, and bright colors make it easy for children to play on their own.
- The game doesn't close even if you accidentally swipe the screen.
- No sign-ups, no ads, no payments.
- Supports both mobile phones and tablets.
From your child's first Korean language learning to their first chess, join Pototo!