Little Play Square Ages 0-4
Sounds, colors and shapes - first games for little ones
From babies to middle schoolers. Play right in the browser.
Sounds, colors and shapes - first games for little ones
Make a cozy room to share with your bunny
Build a car, then drive it with your finger
A rhythm game - tap along with the songs
Sword or magic - set off on an adventure as a hero
Flick your friends and bring the color back to fairy tales
A story game where you choose the way
Pick cards and build a rolling marble run
Tap to fill a picture with color
Draw pixel art and hang it in your room
Line up do-re-mi and make a music-box song
Feel like a DJ and make a dance track
Add it to your home screen to open it in one tap next time Share (□ with ↑, sometimes inside “…”) → “Add to Home Screen” ⋮ at the top right → “Add to Home screen” or “Install app”
Yes. There are no purchases and no in-app payments.
From age 0. The age on each card is a guide for that game.
No.
Yes - in the browser on phones, tablets and computers.
Every game works without a connection once it has been opened (you need a connection the first time you open it; in some games, picture books and songs are only kept once they have been used).
Each shelf on its own page
For ages 0 to 4 / 52 mini-games / あそびのひろば
A collection of learning mini-games where every tap answers with a friendly sound and picture. There are no written rules and no text on screen, so children who cannot read yet can pick and play by themselves. The games are ordered from easiest to trickiest: first simple cause and effect, then colors, shapes, numbers and memory.
All 52 mini-games:
Pop balloons / Peekaboo / Bubbles / Fireworks / Rattle / Crack the egg / Inflate the ring / Soft strokes / Animal sounds / Piano / Drum / Busy board / Stamps / Drawing / Wipe and see / Brushing teeth / Washing hands / Shine the light / Sun stroll / Gentle breeze / Fingertip butterfly / Vehicles / Catch stars / Open wide / Mirror drawing / Picture book / Ensemble / Bouncy ball / Touch colors / Water the flowers / Ball throwing / Cutting board / Water break / Stack blocks / Color blending / Fit the shapes / Catch the fruit / Fishing / Hide and seek / Tidy up / Which has more? / Counting / Puzzle / Size order / Find the match / Shadow match / Sound match / Call and response / Finish the pattern / Trace it / Marble and drums / Make a tune
For ages 4 to 8 (preschool to early primary school) / うさぎのおせわ
Create your very own bunny and build the rooms you live in together. There are 6,048 combinations of fur, eyes, mouth, clothes and ribbon. Place a bath, a bed, a sofa, bookshelves and more anywhere you like. There is no "correct" room - you can rearrange everything as often as you want.
7 places to decorate / 46 kinds of furniture / 27 care items for meals, baths and play / 5 friends who come to visit / progress is saved automatically
Play Bunny Nook (free)For ages 5 to 9 / 9 tracks / つくってレース!
Pick a body, tires, a wing and stickers, build a car that is yours alone, and race it on the tracks scattered around the island. The accelerator takes care of itself, so sliding a finger left and right is enough to reach the finish. Bumping into something or driving off the track never stops the car - it only slows down, and there is no game over and nothing you are forced to redo. Coins picked up along the way unlock new parts, and simply finishing a track opens the next one — the podium earns a trophy, not the right to move on.
9 tracks, each with a trick of its own (climbs and drops, a full loop, open sand) / bodies, colors, tires, wings and stickers to mix and match / 14 languages (Japanese, English, Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Indonesian, Italian, Turkish, Polish, Romanian) / your best times and the car you built are saved automatically / works offline
Play Cog Racers (free)For ages 5 to 9 / 18 songs / ゆびさきコンサート
Fireworks shells climb into the night sky - tap in time and they bloom, while a toy piano plays the very note heard in the song. There are no buttons: tapping anywhere on a lane counts, so small fingers can aim too. The sung songs have melodies and lyrics written for this game and are sung in Japanese; the songs without singing are tracks by BGMer, plus an opening march made for the game. The music stays the same whichever language the screen speaks. Missing a note brings no buzzer and no game over: the song always plays to the end, and every run finishes with stars and praise.
18 songs (12 sung, 5 instrumental tracks by BGMer and 1 opening march) / 3 levels: easy, normal and hard - hard adds two notes at once / press and hold for fountain fireworks / the screen speaks 14 languages (Japanese, English, Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Indonesian, Italian, Turkish, Polish, Romanian)
Play Fingertip Concert (free)For ages 6 to 12 / a sword hero or a magic hero / ふたりのゆうしゃ
In a kingdom of swords and magic, a black cloud has made the monsters run wild. Choose the sword hero, who fights up close, or the magic hero, who casts spells from afar, and play the whole story as that hero. Battles are seen from the side and happen in real time: you move the hero, and your friends fight on their own beside you. Between battles, the story goes on in a few short lines. If the hero falls, it is only a rest - there is no game over: try again, or ask a friend to help.
Two heroes to choose from, each with their own moves / friends who join as the story goes on / big monsters that calm down and go home instead of vanishing / clearing a chapter opens the next one (only the cleared chapters are saved) / 14 languages (Japanese, English, Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Indonesian, Italian, Turkish, Polish, Romanian)
Play The Two-Path Hero (free)For ages 7 to 10 / flick your friends and paint the color back into fairy tales / どうわのぼうけん
Jump into a book of fairy tales such as Cinderella, where ink has drained the color out of the story. Pull back one of your friends resting on the left, let go, and they fly the other way - everywhere they fly, the color comes back. When the people in the story get their color back, they start to move again and the story goes on. Each friend has their own brush and a special move that comes out after a lot of painting. If a friend is hit, they only rest for a moment - there is no game over.
Fairy tales from around the world, one story per book / finishing a story opens the next one on the bookshelf (only the finished stories are saved) / friends who level up and learn new special moves as they paint / 14 languages (Japanese, English, Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Indonesian, Italian, Turkish, Polish, Romanian)
For ages 8 to 12 / 80 passages, 33 scenes / よあけの鐘
A village sits in the middle of the long night that comes once every hundred years. A boy training as a bell-ringer sets out to ring the bell that brings the dawn for his sister, who sleeps on and will not wake. Each page is one short scene: a quiet looping picture above, the text and the choices below. The road doubles back on itself, and what you take along changes how the ending reads. There are no scores, no time limits and no game over.
80 passages / 33 scenes, each with its own looping picture (the scene art and video are made with generative AI) / 14 languages (Japanese, English, Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Indonesian, Italian, Turkish, Polish, Romanian) / your place in the story is saved automatically / works offline
Read Ring the Dawn (free)For ages 2 to 9 / pick a card, build a marble run and let it roll / ころりこ
Pick one of the cards at the bottom and a new piece joins the track: a slope, a curve, a lift, a balloon and more. When the goal card is picked, the marble rolls from the start through every piece that was added. The motion is timed rather than simulated, so whichever cards are picked, the marble always reaches the goal. Each card shows its role with a color and an arrow, so even children who cannot read yet can build on their own. In race mode, four marbles roll side by side, and you first pick the one to cheer for.
Build in a classroom, race in a gym / walk around a finished run and touch a piece to see it move / keep finished runs on the shelf to look at later (saved only on the device) / 14 languages (Japanese, English, Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Indonesian, Italian, Turkish, Polish, Romanian)
Play Marble Trail (free)For ages 1 to 6 (age 1 together with a grown-up) / tap a space and it fills with color / ぽんぽん ぬりえ
Tap a space inside the lines and it fills with the chosen color. Color only fills closed spaces, so it never goes outside the lines and even the youngest children can finish a picture. Each picture is saved on the device as it is colored, so children can pick up where they left off.
Color together with a grown-up from age 1 / from the grown-ups' corner (long press), save a finished picture as an image or print it, in color or as lines only / 14 languages (Japanese, English, Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Indonesian, Italian, Turkish, Polish, Romanian)
Play Pon Pon Coloring (free)From age 3 (16×16) / 32×32 from 6, 256×256 from 10 to adult / ドットのおへや
Run a finger over the squares to color them in, and the picture turns into pixel art. At 16×16 there are only colors and icons, so a child who cannot read yet can still finish a picture. Every stroke can be undone, and clearing everything takes a long press, so a stray touch never wipes a picture. Finished pictures go onto a shelf and can be framed and hung on the walls and shelves of a little room. As children grow, the same app opens up 32×32 (eyedropper, mirror pen, lines, zoom) and a full 256×256 editor (mix-your-own palette, shapes, selection, layers).
Three canvas sizes: 16×16 (from 3), 32×32 (from 6) and 256×256 (from 10 to adult) / squares left empty stay transparent / a picture shelf and a room (pick the wallpaper, floor and frames) / export as a PNG that keeps the transparency, and import pictures (behind the door for grown-ups at 16×16 and 32×32) / 14 languages (Japanese, English, Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Indonesian, Italian, Turkish, Polish, Romanian) / pictures are saved on the device by themselves
Play Dot Den (free)For ages 5 to 15 / 15 pitches / こもれびオルゴール
Tap the 16 pads and the sounds stack up into 4 layers: one row of woody rhythm, one low row, one row that carries a phrase, and at the bottom the music box itself. Press a pad, pick a sound and then a pattern, and it goes straight onto the sheet. The music-box row plays do-re-mi over 15 pitches, and every row stays in the same five-note scale, so nothing you place can come out sounding wrong. There is no score, no miss and no game over, and the song keeps playing while it is being built.
16 pads in 4 rows (rhythm, low, phrase, music box) / 15 pitches on the music-box row, and a note can be held for two or four beats / songs of 1 to 200 bars, and any bar can be repeated / a shelf that holds eight songs / share a link and the other person opens the same song and can keep editing it - no server, no account / 14 languages (Japanese, English, Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Indonesian, Italian, Turkish, Polish, Romanian) / the song you are working on is saved on the device by itself
Play Dappled Music Box (free)For ages 8 to 15 / 240 sounds / ビートこうば
Tap the 16 pads and the sounds stack up into a loop: one row of drums, one of bass, one of chords, one of voice and FX. Press a pad, pick a sound and then a rhythm, and it goes straight onto the grid; the sheet stays on screen the whole time, so a beat can also be drawn square by square. Press a pad and you pick its sound out of 15 - 240 in all, and every bar can keep a set of its own. Nothing here can go wrong: no wrong notes, no misses, no score and no game over. The loop keeps playing while it is being built.
240 sounds, every one of them synthesized inside the game / 16 pads in four rows (drums, bass, chords, voice and FX) / loops of 1 to 200 bars, and any bar can be repeated / a shelf for the loops you make / share a link and the other person opens the same loop and can keep editing it - no server, no account / save a loop onto the device as a sound file / 14 languages (Japanese, English, Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Indonesian, Italian, Turkish, Polish, Romanian) / works offline
Play Beat Workshop (free)From age 1 / read aloud, with music-box music / ゆめのとしょかん
Pick a book by its cover in a little library in a night forest, and the story is read aloud while the pages turn by themselves, with quiet music-box music. The books are fairy tales from around the world, such as Cinderella. The screen stays dark and nothing flashes, so it can be used in bed with the lights off. At the end, choose sleep mode (the music slowly fades and stops) or go back to the shelf. Going back takes a long press, so a stray touch from a sleepy child does not stop the story. Reading aloud uses the device's built-in text-to-speech; on a device without a voice for that language, the pages turn without being read.
Fairy tales from around the world, read aloud while the pages turn by themselves / a quiet music-box tune for each book / sleep mode fades the music out / 14 languages (Japanese, English, Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Indonesian, Italian, Turkish, Polish, Romanian) (a book with no text in your language is read in English) / no sign-up
From age 3 / real dinosaurs, read aloud, with music-box music / きょうりゅう ずかん
On a cliff at night, the timeline of the dinosaur ages is drawn as layers of rock. Pick a window, and a picture book about one day in that age is read aloud while the pages turn by themselves, with music-box music. Each book first tells how long ago and where the story takes place, and introduces its dinosaurs, such as Tyrannosaurus rex; only dinosaurs found from the same time and the same rock layers appear. After the big moment of the day, night comes, and the book ends as the dinosaurs fall asleep. The screen stays dark and nothing flashes, and there are no scenes of dinosaurs being eaten, and no blood. At the end, choose sleep mode (the music slowly fades and stops) or go back to the timeline. Going back takes a long press, so a stray touch from a sleepy child does not stop the story. Reading aloud uses the device's built-in text-to-speech; on a device without a voice for that language, the pages turn without being read.
One day in a dinosaur age, read aloud while the pages turn by themselves / only dinosaurs from the same time and the same rock layers / a music-box tune for each book / sleep mode fades the music out / 14 languages (Japanese, English, Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Indonesian, Italian, Turkish, Polish, Romanian) / no sign-up