🧧 Family Reunion
A kinship game for Vietnamese kids: it is Tết morning, the house has peach blossoms and red couplets on the wall, and one by one the relatives knock on the door. Each guest is introduced by relationship — this is Mom's younger brother — and the child picks the right greeting card: chào cậu, chào chú or chào bác. Greet correctly and the guest pats your head and sits down while the feast tray in the middle fills with one more dish; fill the whole tray to finish the visit and earn a star. A second mode shows the family tree with Dad's side and Mom's side, and the child taps the branch where each relative belongs. A miss never scolds: the path from you to the guest lights up step by step to show how the name is worked out.
In Greet the guests, listen to who is knocking — this is Dad's little sister — then tap the greeting card with the right kinship word; a correct hello gets you a head pat, the guest joins the mat and a new dish lands on the feast tray, and a full tray ends the visit with a star. In Family tree, read who the person is and tap Dad's side or Mom's side on the tree. A near miss just wobbles: the path from you to the guest lights up piece by piece with a one-line rule, such as Mom's side is bên ngoại, so you can work it out and try again. Tap the scene any time to hear the question once more. Five correct answers in a row also earn a star.