Fingerbugslite - Butterfly App - Fingerbugslite - Butterfly for iPad & Reviews

FingerBugs!! A new addition to the Finger series!!
Try raising a unique butterfly in an aromatic garden.
What do you think caterpillars eat?
You can feed the cute caterpillar that just hatched from its egg.
You can design your very own beautiful butterfly and release it into a field of flowers.
Your creativity will expand through the use of artwork and stickers.

You are cordially invited into the wonderful butterfly garden.

# system requirements
Only compatible with iPad systems (version 4.0 or higher)

#Key features and usage directions

1.Butterfly garden
You can raise a beautiful butterfly in the forest, field, or floral garden.
It gives you an option of catching butterflies, designing your own butterflies as well as decorating the collection cage.
Through designing the butterfly, you can learn about the developmental cycle of a butterfly.

2.Feeding
You can feed your newly hatched caterpillar by simply dragging your finger along the touch screen.
There are a total of 4 feeding themes. (forest, flower garden, vegetable garden, fruit farm)
The level of difficulty for the different variations and types of food depends on the order of the butterfly egg.

3.Catching butterflies
Watch the flying butterfly closely.
You can be rewarded with an item (sticker) if you catch a butterfly and can be used to decorate your butterfly collection cage.
All butterflies caught will be added to your butterfly collection cage.

4.Decorating your butterfly collection cage
Butterflies caught will be saved according to species.
You can use the background, the cards from the collection and stickers to beautifully decorate your collection.
You can view the different butterfly species in your collection by selecting one from your collection.

5.Decorating the butterfly
Anyone can decorate a beautiful butterfly easily.
You can decorate your butterfly from 7 different colors, patterns and various stickers. You can also take pictures of your butterflies and save them in your gallery or you can release them back into their garden.