Unbox SurpriseUnbox Surprise
Snip, peel, pop and find the toy inside
Three parcels ride in on a delivery belt. The child picks one and opens it with one finger: scissors along the tape, a film peeled back, bubble wrap popped, an egg twisted open. A toy comes out and goes into an album. Every parcel is free, and there are no purchases anywhere in the game.
Version 1.0 · 1.9 MB · Android 8.0+
- Plays offline
- No ads
- No purchases
- No account
- No permissions
- 20 languages
About the game
Unbox Surprise is built around the part of a present that children like most: getting it open. Each of the 8 parcel kinds has its own chain of 3 to 5 steps, and each step is one plain finger movement. A row of dots at the top of the screen shows how many steps are left, and a small hand shows the move when the child waits.
There is no timer and nothing can go wrong. A step is finished by moving the finger far enough or tapping enough times, never by being exact. What comes out is one of 28 toys from 7 series, in one of 6 colourways, sometimes with a sparkly finish or a hat. The album fills up page by page, and the stars earned along the way are spent inside the game on two desk themes and two special parcels.
Parcels are never sold. The belt brings three new ones after every toy, as many times as the child likes, and the stars come only from playing.
What is inside
Pick one of three parcels
The home screen is a delivery belt in a sunny room. Pip, a small robot courier, rolls three parcels onto it, each a different kind and a different colour. The child taps the one they want. A round arrow under the belt brings three other parcels if none of them appeals.
Once a day Pip also holds a golden gift box, and after every fifth parcel he brings a silver accessory box with a new hat, bow or pair of glasses for a toy the child already owns.
Open it step by step
The parcel lands on a desk and the unboxing starts. A kraft parcel is the longest: drag the scissors along the tape, tap the four flaps open, pop 12 bubbles of bubble wrap, dig through the foam and pull the toy out. A blind bag is the shortest: tear the foil, shake, pull.
Every kind feels different. The surprise egg is twisted one and a half turns, tapped three times until it cracks, then pulled apart. The capsule machine has a knob to turn before the capsule drops. Each movement has its own synthesised sound, from tape ripping to bubbles popping.
- Before the first step the parcel can be repainted in 6 colours and decorated with star, heart and dot stamps.
- A grown-up can hold the step dots for 2 seconds to skip a step for a small child.
The toy comes out
The toy pops out onto a small podium with confetti. A strip at the top shows its series icon, its star rating from 1 to 4, its colour and its finish. A ribbon marks a toy or colourway the child did not have before, and the stars earned are counted up underneath.
From here the child can take a photo of the toy, open the album, or tap the green tick to go back to the belt for the next three parcels.
An album with 168 slots
The album has 7 pages, one per series, with 4 toys on each. A toy that has not been found yet is a grey shape with a question mark. Under each card are 6 colour dots for the colourways found, 4 sparkles for the special finishes and a count of accessories out of 8.
A bar at the bottom counts the colourways of the series out of 24. When all four toys of a page have been found, the dice button opens a 9-piece poster puzzle of that series.
Choose how each toy looks
Tapping a card opens the toy page. Three rows of buttons choose the colourway, the finish (plain, glitter, gold, holo or glow) and one of 8 accessories: party hat, crown, bow, sunglasses, scarf, flower crown, cap and headphones. Only what has been found can be picked, the rest stays faded.
Three buttons below make the toy squeak, take it to the Photo Studio, or put it on the shelf. The shelf room has 9 places and toys are moved around by dragging.
Four games for a quiet minute
The Games menu has four more things to do with the toys already collected. Bubble Wrap is an endless sheet of bubbles in 6 colours. Match Pairs is a memory game with 6, 12 or 16 cards that show the child's own toys. Photo Studio places a toy on a desk background with a frame and saves the picture to an in-game Memories page. Gift Wrap packs a toy into a box with tissue paper, a lid and a bow, and puts the present on the shelf.
How to play
- Tap Play, then tap one of the three parcels on the belt.
- If you like, tap a colour or a stamp to decorate the parcel first.
- Follow the little hand: drag, peel, pop, twist or tap until every step dot is ticked.
- Meet the toy on the podium and tap the green tick to keep it.
- Open the album to see which toys and colours are still missing.
- Tap a toy to change its colour, finish and accessory, then put it on the shelf.
- Spend stars on a desk theme or a special parcel, or try one of the four games.
Screenshots
Full specification
| Kraft parcel (5 steps) | Drag the scissors along the tape, tap the 4 flaps open, pop 12 bubbles, dig through the foam, pull the toy out. Now and then it holds two toys. |
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| Mailer bag (4 steps) | Peel the strip, drag down to tear the bag open, pop 8 bubbles, shake the toy out |
| Gift box (4 steps) | Pull the ribbon, lift the lid, swipe away the tissue paper, pull the toy out |
| Blind bag (3 steps) | Tear the foil, shake the bag, pull the toy out |
| Surprise egg (4 steps) | Twist one and a half turns, tap 3 times to crack it, drag the top half off, pull the toy out |
| Capsule machine (4 steps) | Turn the knob one full turn, tap to drop the capsule, twist the halves apart, pull the toy out |
| Mystery cube (3 steps) | Peel the sticker, slide the drawer open, pull the toy out |
| Window box (4 steps) | Peel the film, pull the tab down, slide the tray up, tap twice to pop the toy out |
| Gesture types (12) | Slice, tap, pop, dig, pull, peel, drag, shake, ribbon pull, tissue swipe, tear, twist |
| Parcel painting | Before the first step: 6 parcel colours and 3 stamps (star, heart, dot), up to 24 stamps on one parcel. Not offered on special parcels. |
| Daily gift | A golden box held by Pip once per calendar day; always a toy rated 2 stars or higher |
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| Accessory box | A silver box after every 5th parcel; gives a toy already in the album an accessory it does not have yet |
| Deluxe parcel | From the star shop for 25 stars; always a toy rated 2 stars or higher |
| Sparkle parcel | From the star shop for 15 stars; always a colourway the child does not have yet |
| Belt parcels | Free and unlimited; three at a time, each of a different kind, with a button to bring three others |
| Fairness rule | No odds are shown and nothing is sold. Hidden counters guarantee a toy of 2 stars or more at least every 10 parcels, 3 stars or more every 30 and a 4-star toy every 80. |
| Paw page: pets | Bunny (1 star), Kitty (1 star), Puppy (2 stars), Panda (3 stars) |
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| Footprint page: dinosaurs | T-rex (1 star), Triceratops (1 star), Stegosaurus (2 stars), Brontosaurus (3 stars) |
| Swirl page: sweets | Mochi (1 star), Dumpling (1 star), Pudding (2 stars), Bun (3 stars) |
| Orbit page: space | Alien (1 star), Rocket (1 star), Robot (3 stars), Moon (4 stars) |
| Wave page: sea | Octopus (1 star), Jellyfish (1 star), Turtle (2 stars), Whale (3 stars) |
| Wand page: magic | Mushroom (2 stars), Dragon (3 stars), Fairy (3 stars), Unicorn (4 stars) |
| Wheel page: vehicles | Racing car (1 star), Fire engine (1 star), Plane (2 stars), Tractor (3 stars) |
| Names | Toys and series are shown as pictures and icons only; the game does not print their names, so no reading is needed |
| Favourite parcel | Each series turns up a little more often in one parcel kind: pets in the blind bag, dinosaurs in the egg, sweets in the cube, space in the capsule, sea in the kraft parcel, magic in the gift box, vehicles in the window box |
| Colourways (6 per toy) | Original, yellow, green, blue, purple and pink; 28 toys x 6 = 168 album slots |
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| Finishes (5) | Plain, glitter, gold, holo, glow |
| Accessories (8) | Party hat, crown, bow, sunglasses, scarf, flower crown, cap, headphones |
| How they are found | A toy arrives in one colourway, sometimes with a finish or an accessory; each new one is added to that toy's page for good |
| Album | 7 pages of 4 toys; grey shapes for toys not found; 6 colour dots, 4 finish sparkles and an accessory count out of 8 per toy; series bar out of 24 |
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| Toy page | Choose colourway, finish and accessory from what has been found; squeak button; camera button to the Photo Studio; shelf button |
| Shelf room | 9 places on three boards; toys are placed and moved by dragging; gift-wrapped toys stand there as presents |
| Poster puzzle | Opens with the dice button once all 4 toys of a series are found; 9 pieces in a 3 x 3 grid, swapped by dragging; shows the four toys in the looks the child chose |
| Trophy | A golden Pip appears on the shelf when all 168 colourways are collected |
| Bubble Wrap | A sheet of 7 bubbles across and 7 to 11 down; 6 sheet colours; a fresh sheet slides in when nearly all are popped or when the refresh button is tapped; endless, no score |
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| Match Pairs | Three sizes: 2 x 3 (3 pairs), 3 x 4 (6 pairs), 4 x 4 (8 pairs); cards show the child's own toys first |
| Photo Studio | One toy on a desk background; 3 frames or none; two toy sizes; the toy is dragged into place; the background can be any desk theme the child owns |
| Memories | The last 24 studio pictures, kept inside the game; tap one to enlarge it, hold it for 3 seconds to get the bin |
| Gift Wrap | 4 steps: drag a toy into a box (6 box colours), swipe on 3 sheets of tissue, pull the lid down, tap the bow on; the present then goes to the shelf |
| Every parcel | 5 stars |
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| Rating bonus | 2-star toy +2, 3-star toy +4, 4-star toy +6 |
| New colourway | +5 stars |
| New finish or accessory | +3 stars |
| Toy already owned in that look | +3 stars instead of the bonuses |
| Series page complete (24 colourways) | +60 stars |
| Match Pairs finished | +4 stars |
| Poster puzzle finished | +10 stars |
| Desk themes (3) | Cozy (free), Pastel (60 stars), Night (60 stars) |
| Special parcels (2) | Deluxe parcel (25 stars), Sparkle parcel (15 stars) |
| Real money | None. Stars are earned only by playing and cannot be bought. |
| Pip | A small robot courier on the title screen and next to the belt; he carries the daily gift and the accessory box when one is ready |
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| Title screen | Sound on/off, whisper mode, language (globe), settings (gear) |
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| Parent gate | The gear opens only after a 3-second hold |
| Behind the gate | Language, whisper mode, Start over (itself a 3-second hold; clears all progress) |
| Step skip | Holding the row of step dots for 2 seconds finishes the current unboxing step |
| Languages | Chosen automatically from the device language, changeable from the title screen at any time |
| Effects | All synthesised in the app: tape, foil, bubble pops, lids, squeaks per series, reveal fanfares that grow with the star rating |
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| Music | A calm music-box tune that turns down while a gesture makes its own noise |
| Whisper mode | Half volume and no tune |
| Sound button | On the title screen and on the unboxing desk |
| What is saved | Toys, colourways, finishes and accessories found, chosen looks, shelf, stars, desk themes, Memories pictures, language, sound and whisper settings, date of the last daily gift |
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| Where | On the device only, inside the app; nothing is uploaded and there is no account |
| Screen | Portrait, one finger, no typing and no voice input |
| Version | 1.0 |
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| File | UnboxSurprise-1.0.apk, 1.9 MB |
| Android package | com.unboxsurprise.kids |
| Requires | Android 8.0 or newer, phone or tablet, portrait |
| Internet | Not used. The game works fully offline |
| Android permissions | None |
| Ads and purchases | None |
| Accounts and data | No account. Nothing is collected or sent; progress is saved on the device only |
| Interface languages (20) | English, Español, Português, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Nederlands, Polski, Русский, Українська, Türkçe, Bahasa Indonesia, Tiếng Việt, हिन्दी, বাংলা, العربية, ไทย, 中文, 日本語, 한국어 |
| Price | Free |
For parents
Your child drags, taps and twists one parcel after another and watches a collection grow. Nothing is timed and no step can be failed: a movement that is too short does nothing, and a small hand shows what to do after a pause. A three-year-old can open a blind bag alone; the kraft parcel with five steps suits slightly older hands, and you can hold the step dots for 2 seconds to skip a step.
One parcel takes roughly half a minute to a minute, so a session can be as short as two or three toys. The game never asks the child to come back: the only daily element is one golden gift box, and a missed day costs nothing.
Every parcel is free. There are no purchases, no ads, no account, no chat and no links out of the game. The app asks for no Android permissions, works fully offline and collects nothing. Stars are earned by playing and spent in a small in-game shop on two desk themes and two special parcels; no chances are shown and nothing is paid for with money.
The interface comes in 20 languages and picks the device language by itself; you can switch it from the globe on the title screen. There is a sound button, and a whisper mode that halves the volume and stops the tune. The gear opens after a 3-second hold and contains the language, whisper mode and a Start over button. Photos made in the Photo Studio are pictures of toys only; they stay in the Memories page inside the app.
Questions and answers
Does my child have to pay for parcels or toys?
No. Every parcel on the belt is free and unlimited, and the game has no purchases and no ads. Two bonus parcels and two desk themes are bought with stars that are earned by playing.
What age is it for?
It is made for children of 3 to 9. There is no reading, no timer and no way to fail a step, so the youngest can play with a little help on the longer parcels.
Does it work without internet?
Yes. The game has no network code and asks for no Android permissions. It runs the same in flight mode.
Is progress saved?
Yes, on the device only. The album, shelf, stars and Memories pictures are kept between sessions. Uninstalling the app or using Start over in the parent settings clears them.
Which languages does it have?
20 interface languages. The game follows the device language and you can change it from the globe on the title screen. The play itself uses pictures and icons, not text.
How long does one session take?
A parcel takes about half a minute to a minute. A child can stop after any toy; everything found so far is already in the album.
What happens to the photos?
The Photo Studio draws a toy on a desk background. It does not use the camera. The last 24 pictures stay in the Memories page inside the app and can be deleted there by holding a picture for 3 seconds.
Download and install
Open the downloaded file on your Android device. If prompted, allow installation from the browser or file manager, install the game, then switch that permission off again.
The game itself is available in 20 languages and picks yours automatically.
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