Calgary, Canada – “Fun With Thandros”, the zany kid’s iPhone app from Thandros Media Corp., is free from January 21, 2013 to January 25, 2013. And to celebrate the beginning of 2013, “Wrong Channel” and “Ill-Timed Prank”, parts 2 and 3 of the “Those Crazy Tanner Kids” trilogy, will be free on Kindle on the last day of the Fun With Thandros sale, January 25, 2013.
Fun With Thandros will encourage, with its easy, medium and more challenging mazes designed for kids, its matching games and its choose your own adventure story, your child’s ability to concentrate, plan and focus on attention to detail. The best part is your child will have fun while doing it.
Thandros is an artistically designed robot sure to make children smile. Aimed at pre-school and early grade children, Fun With Thandros consists of six games, each worthy of its own app.
You can tickle Stouch, Thandros’ nemesis, in Play. You can also challenge Thandros or a friend at tic tac toe where the game pieces do the talking. You can choose your way through an adventure story to feed the starving people of Ud with several possible outcomes. You can match the twins in Twins, the Thandros’ themed pairs matching game. Or you can guide Thandros or Oliver through a maze quest.
And it’s free – for a week only. Thandros Media Corp. is looking forward to a great 2013 with lots of new fun with Thandros! Please let us know what you think of the app and the books, which you can easily do on iTunes and Kindle. Macaroni and Cheese Awesome!
Thandros Media
Mike Jackson
Thandros Page
Download Fun With Thandros from iTunes
Download Wrong Channel on Amazon
Download Ill-Timed Prank on Amazon
Founded in 2010, Thandros Media is focused on creating unique and entertaining games for kids of all ages that allow them to think, explore and imagine. To learn more about current projects visit their website. Copyright (C) 2010-2013 Thandros Media. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.
