Jon Porter of The Verge rounds up recent discoveries about the new Apple TV 4K’s Siri Remote. I’ll have more to say about Pok Pok Playroom when it’s released on May 20th, but for now, check out the trailer, which does an excellent job of providing a feel for what the app is like: I’ve been eagerly awaiting Pok Pok Playroom since I got a demo of an early version at WWDC in 2019 from Esther Huybreghts who, along with her husband Mathijs Demaeght, are the artist-duo and parents of two young children behind its development. Pok Pok puts kids at the centre of the experience so they can follow their noses and learn at their own pace. There is no right or wrong way to play, only lots of opportunities for experimentation and exploration. It’s a playroom filled with educational toys that spark creativity, imagination and learning through open-ended play. Pok Pok’s first app is called Pok Pok Playroom. Here’s how Snowman explains the app in its announcement: The app’s digital playroom includes multiple brightly colored toys that prompt children to explore through independent play. Pok Pok Playroom is an app designed to encourage interactive play with a series of digital toys that spark curiosity and creativity in kids in a low-key, calming environment. Today, Snowman, the studio behind some of our favorite games on Apple platforms like Alto’s Adventure and Odyssey, Where Cards Fall, and Skate City, announced Pok Pok, a new creative studio that is launching an app on May 20th called Pok Pok Playroom.

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