Look, your kid will love this for about 20 minutes until they hit a paywall. Budge Studios made a polished app with characters kids adore, but then wrapped it in a monetization strategy that feels designed to extract maximum dollars from parents of preschoolers.
The gameplay itself is fine - missions, exploration, familiar pups - but it's thin. This isn't teaching coding or creative problem-solving; it's a digital version of playing with action figures, except the action figures keep asking for your credit card.
Parent reviews are remarkably consistent: kids love it, parents hate the constant upselling. When you're paying $10/month and still getting locked out of content, something's broken. The 'watch ads for rewards' feature in a toddler app is particularly gross.
If your kid is deep in their Paw Patrol phase and you've got money to burn, sure. But there are better ways to spend screen time and better apps that respect both your kid's attention and your wallet.