Adventurous Eating brings the Educational genre to life, and throws up exciting challenges for gamers. Developed by Teach Your Monster, this Android game is best experienced on BlueStacks, the World’s #1 app player for PC and Mac users.

About the Game

Ever wished that getting kids curious about fruits and veggies could be a fun adventure? Adventurous Eating brings just that to the table—literally. Designed by Teach Your Monster and inspired by real experts, this playful educational game lets little ones guide their own goofy monster through a food-filled party, using all five senses to explore a rainbow of new foods. From customizing their monster to collecting silly stickers, kids get plenty of chances to build a better relationship with food—and maybe even surprise themselves along the way. Whether they’re feeling brave or a bit iffy about broccoli, every bite (or sniff, or touch!) is a new step in their adventure.

Game Features

• Monster Creation: Kids start by making their very own monster companion—give it wacky eyes, a big grin, or even a wild new hairstyle. This is your buddy for the party!
• The Five Senses Challenge: The game draws from the Sapere approach, encouraging little ones to look, touch, smell, listen, and taste different fruits and veggies at Bub’s food party. Every table offers something new, so there’s always a surprise around the corner.
• Fun Mini-Games: Across five interactive tables, there are quick and colorful mini-games tied to each sense. Smush grapes, listen for the crunch of a carrot, or see how a kiwi feels—perfect for kids who want to explore without pressure.
• Explore Over 40 Foods: Avocados, red peppers, pineapples… more than 40 fruits and vegetables are waiting to be discovered. Monsters aren’t always fans of every food, and that’s part of the fun!
• Collect Stars & Dance at the Disco: Every time your monster tries something new, they earn stars. Pick up enough, and you’ll unlock a goofy disco party with music for each food tried—dancing monsters included.
• Sticker Fun: After the party, kids get a sticker for every food their monster tried, with options to decorate using silly faces and accessories to make each one unique.
• Learning Through Play: Developed by Teach Your Monster in partnership with experts, the game is built to help kids enjoy exploring new foods without any stress.
• Perfect for Young Kids: Adventurous Eating is aimed at children ages 3–6, making it simple to jump in and play independently or together.
• Play on Bigger Screens: For even more giggles (and a closer look at those monster faces), Adventurous Eating works smoothly with BlueStacks. Kids and parents can join the party together on a larger screen.

Make your gaming sessions memorable with precise controls that give you an edge in close combats and visuals that pop up, bringing every character to life.