HoneyHop

Overview

Tap to hop over logs and rocks with a bear cub collecting honey. Hold to hop higher, tap again mid-air to reach the honey pots. Bump something and the cub just tumbles and sits down: no game over, no timers, no pressure. Earn honey to unlock hats, fur colors, and whole new worlds to run through.

Features

No game over, ever

Bump an obstacle and the cub just tumbles and sits down, and every run still ends with a cheer and up to three stars.

Made for kids

Big buttons, gentle sounds you can turn off, no reading required. Every purchase and every link out of the app sits behind a question only a grown-up can answer.

No ads on iPhone and iPad

On iPhone and iPad, everything is earned free with honey from play, or unlocked all at once with a one-time pack, and HoneyHop collects no personal information. The Android version shows ads between runs; a one-time purchase turns those off.

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What it does

1. Tap to hop over logs and rocks. Hold the tap to hop higher, and tap again in the air for a second hop.
2. Berries and honey pots fill the honey jar. Bumping a log ends the run gently, and every run earns a cheer and up to three stars.
3. Spend honey on hats and fur colors to dress up the bear cub.

Who it's for

Young children playing on a parent's phone or tablet. One tap is the whole control, so a child can play on their own.

Questions

Who handles purchases?

Grown-ups. Purchases and links out of the game sit behind a question for grown-ups. Hats and fur colors can also be earned with honey from play.

Are there ads?

Not on iPhone and iPad. On Android, a short ad appears after some runs, never during play, and a one-time purchase in the grown-ups area turns them off.

Does progress move to a new device?

There's no account, so progress stays on the device it was earned on. Purchases come back with Restore purchases on the new device.