The Dr.Panda game series is absolutely delightful for young children. (Toddlers/preschoolers) although I've seen older children take a turn at it, because the premise of each game is engaging and fascinating.

One of the things that amaze me about these games, and began to note about it lacking in others, is the fantastic optimization. The space these games tend to take up are a few hundred kilobytes - whereas many games do not seem as well-optimized. The amount of art, music, and cute vox sound effects in these games compared to others puts some apps to shame! :)

Dr.P's Supermarket took a little bit more time for the small person to understand, mini-game wise, mostly in where the location of them are. Some things have sparkly-glows, and some objects rattle about to attract attention(the shopping cart game). Some of these things seemed to take a bit for her to discover.

Took a little figuring out at first as to how to exactly do each task, but once we did it's a cute little game, good learning based activities, no ads. I recommend it.

I really like this game. It gives a realistic set of problems to solve in a supermarket setting. My 5 year old, however, hasn't managed to figure out how to make it work. Unlike other dr panda products which are instantly intuitive, this one requires more involvement. It has a slightly different feel to it than the other games and that makes it a bit more difficult to initially get involved in. You have to tap on the creatures multiple times but they don't have thinking bubbles as other dr panda games have (which prompt the user to tap them). Also, environmental items require interaction, but this is not entirely obvious at first. Honestly, it's lots of fun but my daughter needs some "questing sparkles" to get her started.

I got this app to keep my baby brother occupied and boy did it ever! I could hardly get my kindle from him when I need it. Easy to use, he (4 yrs old) figured out many of the activities without my help. Got him excited and more observant when next we went to the supermarket so I would say he learnt something from this game. I would recommend this app to anyone who just wants a fun game for their kids that will grab their attention and keep them occupied for longer than 10 mins!

My almost 4 y/o loves the Dr. Panda games. They are fun, interactive and cute. Her fav is the Daycare, where she feeds everyone and puts them to bed. We just found this new one and immediately bought it. This one is cute, has lots to do, however I feel like there could have been a little more. Checking out EACH customer for example, or when choosing and weighing the food, having the child put the scan sticker on by themselves. This would be a great chance to learn early money skills, but you just put the money back in the drawer according to color/size...thinking there could be a version where the skills are a little harder for the kids who already love Dr. Panda and want more! Still, great game, will definitely buy the next Dr. Panda when it comes out, whatever it may be!