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Tonieplay Time Academy: Adventure Through the Eras Game

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$13.99 $19.99 In stock

Category: Tonieplay Games

A time travel story for young explorers! In this game, made for ages 7+, kids can join Chime at Time Academy on a journey through space and time. They’ll explore the Jurassic past, a medieval kingdom, and a high-tech future with 20+ choices and seven mini games. They’ll meet saber-tooth tigers, a jousting princess, and kids from the future as they help Chime collect items he needs to graduate.

Tonieplay offers safe, screen-free gaming with interactive games, quizzes, and adventures without screens or ads.  Kids can go solo or team up for awesome adventures with friends and family.

Designed for kids ages 3-9+, Tonieplay Games improve focus, enhance listening skills, and boost hand-eye coordination. Tonieplay’s engaging content helps kids develop problem-solving, decision-making, and critical thinking skills while supporting their self-confidence and empowering them to set and achieve goals.

*Toniebox 2 and Tonieplay Controller required to play - sold separately. Tonieplay only compatible with Toniebox 2.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 25 reviews)

Timothy ★★★★★

My 7-year-old daughter normally gets bored with games after one playthrough, but the medieval kingdom section had us playing three times in a row this weekend. The way the storyline moves you through different eras keeps her genuinely engaged, and I love that it's challenging enough for her age with

Ava A. ★★★★★

The Jurassic level kept my son hooked for a full afternoon, and the medieval kingdom section is cleverly woven into the story. It’s the right amount of challenge for a 7-year-old, and I like that it encourages them to think through each time period on their own.

Ellie ★★★★★

My eight-year-old and I have played through the Jurassic chapter three times already, and the way the time-travel story unfolds keeps her guessing even on repeat runs. The medieval kingdom segment is a blast, and it’s genuinely engaging for a 7+ game without feeling babyish.