Not worth the money or headache Osmo was great. The games were fun and we invested quite a bit of money in additional games and apps, and they've all stopped working. I spent MONTHS working with support immediately after buying the additional apps and nothing worked. Now even the basic letters and number games the base comes with won't work. My 6 yr old is so disappointed and so are we.

The concept is good The concept is good, however, in their attempt to generate revenue off of parents they have made the product unnecessarily complicated to use with multiple apps clunky user interfaces, and the need to subscribe sign up over and over again. I attempted to set everything up used it once and never wanted to deal with it again. Could be a good product but need to design it as a system.

I do think it is better than a regular app I do think it is better than a regular app because their are tangible items to manipulate. But like many things interest does quickly fade and there isn't much change in the program. So once the kids complete it. When they redo it, it becomes less and less interesting until they no longer want to touch the toy. Moving forward I do not think it is worth the MSRP price. But if it were discounted below $20 I would consider another game.

Coding Awbie is an amazing game! My 8 year old son has autism and it's been a struggle to get him to connect with games and activities. I got the Osmo Coding Bundle and I thought it would take specific instruction repeatedly, step by step, for him to get it. But within a few days it clicked and he really got it! The manipulatives really help keep his attention and it's great for fine motor skills too! He loves the Coding game so much and has gotten so excited about it that now I am seeing future career possibilities in computer coding and programming for him!

It has made such an improvement! My son is 5 and loves doing homeschool, but struggles with language arts and drawing Just a few months of working with his Osmo Genius Family Pack, he has started to write his letters, has gotten interested in reading and is showing an improvement in his creativity skills. Not only does he love his math games where he is ahead, but he's excited to work on ABC's, Squiggle Magic and Costume Party. I love seeing him excited about something he used to fight against.