I understand that this game is meant to be for audiences that require further educational development. However, I still played it because I really wanted to know what a Matraquinha is, and there was an entire achievement to learning about it- so!

This game is an "Education tool" designed to assist those with lacking linguistic skills. However, I do not realistically see this as an education tool unless there is active cooperation from an Educational Assistant - Like a Special Assistant Educator or a Parent, who can encourage them and provide the necessary connections for their student with audio based cues - like mentioning "What is this? It's a lunch! for school!"

The settings menu is untranslated and gives you a free achievement for no work, and the "game" itself is nothing more than a bare-bones matching game that takes random pieces of what feels like clip-art, has the player match it, then stretches it so it can be placed somewhere within the scenery.

This is barely a functional tool for educators and requires active outside help. This tool could be extended and made helpful if a calm and caring voice can be ENABLED (not on by default - THIS IS IMPORTANT, so as not to freak out a child who is afraid of new people) that explains what this object is. It might even be useful as a simple tool to learn an additional language for regular children, as well, by providing written and/or verbal information on what that object is.

Another thing is the poor design choices made. Instead of adding things to the scene or having them interact with the environment in funny or cool ways, or being introduced to a character that will help a student learn, when the connection is made between the item, the photo is stretched (or compressed) and placed in the environment.

Personally, I'm offended that this game is marketed as a learning tool for those with disabilities. It personally feels like an insult that a game with this pure lack of detail or care is labelled as an educational tool for children with disabilities, when it in reality is barely considerable as bottom of the barrel shovelware.

This game is not worth the $1.39 it is on sale for. You're better off looking for actual educational tools, or asking an education assistant for take-home working guides and sensory kits, which is what my parent did when I was young.

Also, I figured it out, Matraquinha isn't a spooky mouth demon. It's just the name of the startup.