Games for young children

10 games a four-year-old can play without help, without reading a word, and without ever being told they got it wrong.

The games

Every game in this group can be finished by tapping. Some of them let you drag as well, because dragging is satisfying, but not one of them requires it. A hand that is four years old, on a phone, in the back of a car, cannot reliably hold a gesture across a screen, and neither can anyone using a switch or a head pointer.

Nobody loses here. That is deliberate. A wrong tap gives a small shake and the game waits. There is no timer counting down at a child who is still deciding, no lives to run out of, and no screen that says you failed. What a wrong answer costs is a second, and nothing else.

The pictures are ours. Every animal and every scene is original artwork, drawn as SVG so it stays sharp on any screen.

Common questions

What age are these games for?

Roughly three to six. The targets are large, the instructions are pictures and sounds rather than sentences, and a grown-up does not need to sit and read anything out.

Do my children need an account?

No. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to install. Coins, stars and the room they decorate are stored on the device itself, so clearing your browser data clears them too.

Are there ads?

None, on any page. No adverts, no purchases inside the games, and no tracking identity attached to a child.

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