Hocus Pocus – Lite 9.0

This lightweight version of the game encompasses a selection of content from the premium edition, providing a glimpse into its full offerings.

"An incredibly well thought-out open-ended adventure game for kids ages 3-9!" - SmartAppsForKids.com

"The adventure/exploration concept is fun to experience and I think that children who don’t already know Alfie will quickly become fond of him." - TheIphoneMom.com

"Hocus Pocus Alfie Atkins is a very good, content-rich, child-friendly and easy-to-play game without any third-party advertising or in-app purchases." - PappasAppar.se

"A very fun introduction to Alfie and his world." - AppsPlayground.com

This engaging game is designed for children aged 3-9, allowing them to assist Alfie in constructing a tree house to receive a gift from his imaginary friend, Malcolm. As players build the tree house floor by floor, they encounter various characters and mini-games. Moreover, the adventure provides the opportunity to personalize their own tree house.

Supported languages include:

• English
• Swedish
• Danish
• Finnish
• Norwegian

Alfie Atkins, known as Willi Wiberg, Alphonse, or Alfons Aberg, is a beloved character created by Swedish author Gunilla Bergström in 1972. He is one of the most iconic Nordic children's figures, cherished by countless children and parents through a successful series of books. This game draws inspiration from the recent feature film "Hocus Pocus Alfie Atkins," ensuring that children aged 3-9 will enjoy it, regardless of their prior familiarity with Alfie.

Players take on the role of Alfie in an easy-to-navigate adventure filled with various mini-games:

• Cooking
• Sing-a-long
• Dance
• Treasure Hunt
• Vacuum

The game guarantees hours of enjoyable and safe entertainment for young audiences, ensuring a family-friendly environment.

Notably, there are no in-game purchases or third-party advertisements in this application. A link to the App Store for downloading the full version is included.

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