English (South Africa)Before downloading a cooking game
Look through the game, language and store details, and find out what your child would like to try.
Start with what happens in the game
Look for a description of the actual activity. Does your child want to assemble a burger, prepare a pizza or try different dishes? On each game page, read the steps and look at the pictures together. A familiar dish can give you something simple to talk about.
Check the app language separately
The language of this website does not confirm the languages available inside the game. Follow the link to the app store and check the current listing. If a particular language matters to your family and the listing does not answer your question, ask support before downloading.
Read the price and purchase details
Open the listing for your device and region. Check the download price and any listed in-app purchases or subscriptions. A download button does not mean that every recipe or activity is included. Review the purchase settings on the device before handing it to your child.
Check the device and age information
Make sure the store lists support for your device and operating-system version. Read its age rating and content information. These details help you decide what to look at more closely; they do not replace your own judgement about what suits your child.
Look closely at videos and reviews
Read the label beside a video: a cooking video is not necessarily a recording of the app. A translated review is another person's experience, not a promise about your own. Use these materials alongside the game description and current store listing.
Try the first activity together
If you decide to install the game, sit with your child for the first recipe. Let them show you what they want to make, and see whether the controls and pace suit them. If it is not a good fit, you can stop and choose something else.