Keys and Kingdoms Piano Learning Adventure Game with Keyboard and 3 Month Subscription - iOS, Windows, Mac

Let me brag on this awesome product Keys and Kingdoms we were one of the lucky few who got to test this out and it’s one of our favorites. My daughter has shown interest in learning to play the piano but with all our other activities throughout the week it’s so hard to fit it in as well as the price, 30 minute lessons once a week are expensive! Keys and kingdoms solved our time and price problem! set up was super easy, we downloaded the app and got on our way to learning, after picking our character we were onto our first battle in this fantasy world. The graphics aren’t the greatest but the concept is a lot of fun. My daughter has learned to play Mary had a Little Lamb in her first 15 minutes of play and even at target on a random piano she got to show off her skills! One of my favorite things about this is I can take this set up anywhere as long as you have a hotspot to connect the keyboard to the app. I lost signal a couple of times which got kinda annoying needing to get out of the game and restart everything but I learned quickly to leave my phone alone. I’m excited that we can take it on the boat with us so when the kids need time out of the sun we can play it. At the pool, soccer practice or anywhere. This set up does not limit you to the 30 minutes a week, you’re free to learn anytime and anywhere! My daughter just turned 6 and while she can control the app and learn to play, some parts are a little complicated with trying to figure out the mystery keys while battling (it’ll make more sense when played) but I believe with some more practice she’ll really be able to learn to identify the notes. I highly recommend this product to anyone who is learning the piano or wants to. There’s so much advanced buttons and switches on the keyboard that I’m clueless about but I’m eager to learn myself.

Pretty interesting concept! This is actually teaching kids who doesnt interesting with music to actually want to learning music. Now days everything is more easy and grab the kids attention if it has some kind of games that can make the kids want to sit and play and I think Keys&Kingdoms knows that. They make this playing piano and game to help kids learning how to work on their finger skill. The first step can be boring for older kids but for 6 years old I think is the perfect ages. The program works great on my Windows and we installed in my normal laptop. Overall from the 5 kids that trying this, 3 now wants to go to the normal piano lesson which is actually a great steps.

I have a 10-year-old with prior piano experience and a 7-year-old with no piano experience and both kids LOVED this app. We used it on iPads with both our own, full-sized keyboard, and the smaller keyboard the company sells in the kit. Both ways were easy to use. The format of the game reminds me a lot of Prodigy. It's an interactive quest that increases in difficulty as the user progresses. IMO, the cost of the app is really affordable if you spring for the yearly pass, especially considering what we used to pay for lessons.

My kids absolutely loved playing the Keys and Kingdoms game recently! Since they are on break from piano lessons they loved the additional option to keep them engaged over the summer. #keysandkingdoms #tryazon

I received this through #Tryazon. The game itself was a little slow. We had kids in ages from 2 through 16. The younger kids (2-6) were a little scared and it was a bit hard for them to follow. The 11 year old absolutely loved it. I would recommend this for older kids. It keeps their interest a little more and it is easier for them to follow.

This is a really fun and effective way for kids to get excited about learning piano. My 10 year old son has played it every day since we received this over a week ago. I like how it starts off easy for the beginner and builds according to the progress being made. The SRM (sight reduction method) is a very intriguing concept and changes the way we think about traditional teaching styles when it comes to playing instruments. The only drawback is that some of the characters are kind of creepy and may be a bit scary to the young kids trying it out. Other than that, I think it's a neat concept that is effective in building musical abilities in kids of all ages.

We purchased this for our 5 year old son. The concept seemed really cool; however it is too complex for hin to use now. This will probably be great when he gets a little older.

My kids LOVE Keys to the Kingdom! They don’t have any musical experience and have gained so much knowledge as they play the game. They even opt to play it instead of video games some days! It’s easy to set up separate profiles and keep track of their progress so we know what they need to work on. We have it connected to an iPad and it works great. I’m excited to see them continue their new found love for music this summer!