Seasea The Turtle

Train your reflexes!

Seasea The Turtle is the ideal and fun game to train and develop reflexes and fine motor skills.
Suitable for all, Seasea The Turtle is perfect for relaxing in the middle of a paradise beach.

Seasea is a sea turtle. Like every year, she comes to lay her eggs on the beach. She buries them and then the baby turtles come out of their shell and out of the sand to reach the ocean. Seasea lays an average of 110 eggs in a nest and makes between 2 and 8 nests per season. Unfortunately, many of its young don't survive because of pollution and predators. This is why volunteers put the eggs back in a safe place to maximize the chances of survival of these babies.

This is where you come in. Collect as many eggs as you can to help the turtle save its babies. Watch out for black balloons that will make you lose hearts. If necessary, red balloons will save your life.

Train your brain while playing for FREE! Several levels are available to you.
In the presence of this lovely turtle, you will have a pleasant and entertaining time.

The gradual increase in difficulty will allow you to gently stimulate your attention and concentration. From the youngest to the oldest, the brain will gain in reactivity, speed and fluidity.

Attention is one of the essential cognitive functions in our daily life. It is built throughout life and helps keep your mind healthy. It is the ability to focus on a specific stimulus for a given time.
This game is therefore ideal for the cognitive development of children and the strengthening and strengthening of reaction capacities in adults.

Very funny and playful game.

🐢 Easy to use and control
🏖️ Improve fine motor skills and concentration
🥚 Fast and very entertaining games
🎲 Game suitable for everyone

Light, this game will find without any difficulty a place on your device.

Simple and intuitive, Seasea The Turtle is a fun and playful game to learn how to manage fine motor skills, reflexes and dexterity while raising awareness of the impact of human on the environment and the animal cause.