Cocobi Hospital - Kids Doctor by KIGLE presents an interactive medical play experience designed for young children. The app positions itself in the crowded educational games market by focusing specifically on healthcare scenarios, allowing children to role-play as medical professionals treating various ailments through guided gameplay sequences. The app features 17 distinct medical care games covering common childhood health issues. These include treating cold symptoms by addressing runny noses and fevers, using a stethoscope and administering injections for stomach aches, identifying viruses through microscope examination, and handling broken bones with treatment and bandaging. Additional scenarios involve ear cleaning and healing swollen ears, nasal hygiene management, thorn removal with wound disinfection, and eye care including red-eye treatment and glasses selection. Each activity follows a step-by-step process that mimics real medical procedures simplified for child comprehension. User interface design employs bright colors, cartoon characters Doctor Coco and Lobi, and intuitive touch controls suitable for young children. The navigation system uses large, clearly labeled icons that enable independent operation by children as young as three years old. Real-world usage patterns show children typically engage with 2-3 medical scenarios per session, with average play sessions lasting 8-12 minutes according to developer metrics. The tactile nature of the treatments—such as swiping to clean noses or tapping to administer injections—provides sensory engagement that maintains attention spans. User feedback reveals significant concerns about advertising implementation alongside praise for educational value. Multiple reviews from April 2024, including from Panos Economou, criticize the 'always on' ad buttons and frequency of advertisements, noting particular concern about advertising exposure to children who cannot distinguish commercial content from gameplay. Conversely, positive reviews from Della Lawson (February 2023) highlight the app's age-appropriate navigation and clear objectives, while Susitina Filise (October 2023) praises the engaging doctor role-playing experience when advertisements are removed through in-app purchase. The app demonstrates strengths in educational content design and age-appropriate mechanics but faces substantial limitations in its advertising implementation. The medical scenarios successfully introduce healthcare concepts through play, and the variety of treatments prevents rapid content exhaustion. However, the advertising model presents accessibility issues for young users and financial pressure on parents. Ideal usage requires the ad-free purchase, making the effective cost approximately $3-4 rather than free as initially presented. The app works best for children aged 4-7 with parental supervision to navigate past advertisements or with the premium upgrade activated.