wraggster
February 13th, 2014, 23:13
CBeebies Playtime has been played more than 22 million times in the last three months.
The BBC - who recently adopted WIndows Phone to connect with children (http://m-ent.biz/IsbvMg) - is celebrating its CBeebies Playtime app reaching two million downloads in less than six months by launching a new game.
Andy’s Dinosaur Adventure will be available on an update for the app which has currently been played over 22 million times, at an average nine minutes per play.
That is a total of more than 198 million minutes of CBeebies Playtime played little ones across the UK.
Christmas caused a 300,000 surge in downloads for BBC’s app, with 46,000 downloads on Christmas day alone.
Between launch and Xmas day, 56 per cent of kids used the app in a tablet compared to 44 per cent on mobile – from Xmas onwards players on tablets rose to 62 per cent and 38 per cent on mobile.
The new game, Andy’s Dinosaur Adventure takes children back in time to join Andy. Users get to take care of their own dino, learning what food it likes to eat, teaching it to roar, personalise it with new colours and take photos to share with friends and family.
The update is available now.
http://www.mobile-ent.biz/apps/bbc-celebrates-two-million-downloads-of-cbeebies-app-with-new-game/042973
The BBC - who recently adopted WIndows Phone to connect with children (http://m-ent.biz/IsbvMg) - is celebrating its CBeebies Playtime app reaching two million downloads in less than six months by launching a new game.
Andy’s Dinosaur Adventure will be available on an update for the app which has currently been played over 22 million times, at an average nine minutes per play.
That is a total of more than 198 million minutes of CBeebies Playtime played little ones across the UK.
Christmas caused a 300,000 surge in downloads for BBC’s app, with 46,000 downloads on Christmas day alone.
Between launch and Xmas day, 56 per cent of kids used the app in a tablet compared to 44 per cent on mobile – from Xmas onwards players on tablets rose to 62 per cent and 38 per cent on mobile.
The new game, Andy’s Dinosaur Adventure takes children back in time to join Andy. Users get to take care of their own dino, learning what food it likes to eat, teaching it to roar, personalise it with new colours and take photos to share with friends and family.
The update is available now.
http://www.mobile-ent.biz/apps/bbc-celebrates-two-million-downloads-of-cbeebies-app-with-new-game/042973