It's Spring Again
Release date: Feb 2, 2016
Developers: Baba Yaga Games
Publishers: Sometimes You
Genres: Casual, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Steam Trading Cards, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, Russian

'It's Spring Again' - an educational game for children ages two and up. It uses game mechanics to teach children about the seasons. This game intended to develop associational and logical thinking. By following the hints, children help the seasons change. They learn the order of the seasons and create a melody for each of them with a little help from their parents and the narrator. 'It’s Spring Again' is based on a successful puppet show for children ages 2 to 5, in which puppets controlled by actors showed children audience the magic of change of seasons. The game enriches the show by allowing children to directly interact with the story. The voice actor of the game’s narrator is a wonderful actress and a musician Ekaterina Efremova. She lives in Murmanks (Russia) her whole life, performing for children and adults at puppet theaters, singing songs to a guitar and other instruments. She cooperates with musicians working in different genres, loves improvisation and is never afraid of experimenting in her art.

Press reviews: “It's Spring Again is an educational app that teaches children about how the seasons change using artistic images, narration, and interactive animation. Engaging, educational, and easy to use.” 4.3/5 – BestAppsForKids “For a game that's short and sweet, the aesthetics have to be spot on, and they are - the art design and direction is beautifully done, the narration good and the musical integration is superb. There's evidently a huge amount of thought and effort gone into this, and if you have young children in the target range, it will be well worth the nominal fee. IT's a 'game' designed for a very specific group, and it does its job extremely well.” Indie Game News “Supposedly it’s an educational game “for children ages two and up” but I don’t think children would fully appreciate how wonderful it is when e.g. a rainbow saunters past on tippy-toes. No, this lesson in what the seasons are and what they do to the Earth and to trees and flowers and animals and floweranimals is clearly aimed at non-parents in their thirties looking to brush up on their natural sciences.” Rock, Paper, Shotgun