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MagisterApp is a children’s video game label owned by the Italian studio Bytwice S.r.l..^[1] It publishes games for Nintendo Switch and mobile platforms, including the Nintendo Switch titles Puppy Cars and Puzzles & Colors.^[2][3] Developer listings on the App Store and Google Play show more than 30 children’s apps released under the MagisterApp name, including Dirty Farm: Games for Kids 2–5 and Dinosaur Games for Kids – Dig!.^{[4][5][6][7][8][9][10]}

Bytwice S.r.l. was founded in 2012 and publishes children’s games under the MagisterApp label.^[11] The studio’s mobile titles appear on both the Apple App Store and Google Play through official developer listings.^[12][13]

Early releases included preschool-oriented puzzle and coloring titles such as Savanna – Puzzles and Coloring.^[14][15]

By the mid-2010s, MagisterApp titles were grouped into recurring thematic series. The “Archaeologist” line focused on discovery and historical settings, including Archaeologist – Ancient Egypt.^[16][17] Around the same period, the label also released routine-based children’s games such as Dirty Kids.^[18][19]

The catalogue also included narrative-driven titles, such as Water Drops: Music Kids Game (The Dance of the Little Water Drops) and Platypus: Fairy Tales for Kids (The Platypus’ Search).^{[20][21][22][23]}

Between 2019 and 2021, makeover and styling entries were added, including Princess Makeover: Hair Salon.^[24][25]

In 2023, MagisterApp released Puppy Cars – Games for Kids 3+, a 3D children’s driving game, on mobile platforms.^[26][27] A Nintendo Switch version followed in 2024 via Nintendo eShop.^[28]

In 2024, Puzzles & Colors: Kids Games was released as a hub-style title collecting multiple puzzle and coloring experiences under a single app.^[29][30] The Nintendo Switch version, Puzzles & Colors Games for Kids Toddler Coloring Book Draw Paint, followed in 2025.^[31]

In 2025, MagisterApp introduced a subscription offer named MagisterApp Plus, described in storefront text and update notes as providing access to its catalogue under a single subscription.^[32][33]

MagisterApp titles have received coverage from third-party review and safety programs. The Australian Council on Children and the Media (ACCM) reviewed Archaeologist – Ancient Egypt (2017), describing an educational app in which children discover and reconstruct artefacts.^[34] ACCM also reviewed Dirty Farm: Animals & Games for toddlers and kids (2018), summarizing it as a farm care game focused on cleaning and feeding animals.^[35]

The third-party site Educational App Store hosts listings for MagisterApp titles including Dirty Farm and the Archeologist series.^[36][37]

Dinosaur Games for Kids – Dig! appears in the kidSAFE Seal Program’s public certified products listing.^[38] On the Italian App Store, the title is displayed with the label “Editor's Choice”.^[39]

In Italy, the educational project Riconnessioni featured and tested the MagisterApp title Sorpresa in a 2022 holiday-themed article about digital resources for children.^[40]

On Google Play, the MagisterApp developer profile displays the “Teacher Approved” badge on selected children’s titles.^[41]