It’s Spring Again is an educational game for children ages two and up, built around the changing seasons. Its premise comes from a puppet show for children ages two to five, and the game gives young players a chance to interact directly with that story. Rather than presenting seasonal change as background, it invites children to help bring it about with guidance from the narrator and their parents.
The central activity combines following hints with learning the order of the seasons. Children also create a melody for each season, making music part of the game’s learning design rather than a separate mode. The stated aims include developing associational and logical thinking, so play links observation and sequence with a creative musical task. Narration is performed by musician and actress Ekaterina Efremova, whose work spans puppet theater and music.
Its single-player format frames the experience as an activity for a child, with parents offering help as needed; it is not described as a competitive or multiplayer game.
