Pettson o Findus i Snickarbon

In the third game about Pettson’s Inventions you get to explore Pettson and Findus farm while completing even more of their amazing inventions. Enjoy 36 brand new inventions divided into 6 different areas, each with it’s own unique theme. Construct a ferris wheel in the woodshed, create an egg-painting machine in the henhouse or build a wake-up invention by combining an apple, a dog and some paint! Look for the missing bike parts and see if you can complete the final mission, to fix Pettson’s bike!

This is the sequel to the acclaimed Pettson’s Inventions app. Bigger, smarter and more fun than ever! Help old Pettson and his cat Findus build amazing inventions. Which objects should be included and what is their function? Drag the pieces to the right place and watch the spectacular invention take off! As usual, a secret awaits those who make it through. A fun and educational app that trains logic and stimulates creativity in children of all ages.

Help Pettson and Findus build their inventions! In this tricky game you should help building these clever inventions. You need to figure out which ones of the objects should be included and where to put them in the machinery. Drag and drop the objects to their right spot and watch the invention start. For every invention finished there will be a reward of a cogwheel. When you have finished all the inventions a special invention will be unlocked where you will help Findus fly out to space! Pettson’s Inventions is a pedagogic app that practices logic and stimulates creativity for preschoolers.

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