Before you start
- Set the volume firstPressing makes sounds. Please have a grown-up set the volume first.
- Use the same device and browser to carry onWhat you make is kept in the browser on the device you used. To carry on, open the game in the same browser on the same device.
- Use the ages as a guideNext to each game’s name in the list is the age it is made for.
What you make in each game
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Cog Racersages 5 to 9
A racing game where you can also make your own track. After you finish any track to the end, “My track” appears on the course select screen. Put a road piece in each of the 6 squares to make your track, then race on it straight away. Your track is kept on the device, and you can change it with “Edit”.
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Marble Trailages 2 to 9
Build a marble run. Pick one card at a time from the cards at the bottom: the pieces join up and the run gets longer; pick the goal card and the marble rolls from the start. Put a finished run on the shelf to look at again later. A run you haven’t finished is kept on the device too.
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Pon Pon Coloringages 1 to 6
A coloring game. Pick a color and press a space closed off by lines in the picture, and it fills with that color. The colors are kept for each picture on the device, so you can carry on after closing it. If a grown-up holds down the button for grown-ups, the colored picture can be saved as an image or printed.
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Dot Denfrom age 3
Draw pixel art. Trace over the squares with a finger to color them in, and choose from 3 picture sizes. Pictures go onto the artwork shelf by themselves, and from there you can hang them on the walls and shelves of the room.
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Dappled Music Boxages 5 to 15
Make music box songs. Press a pad to pick a sound and place do, re, mi, sol and la notes on the score. A song in progress is kept on the device by itself, and finished songs can be kept on the shelf.
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Beat Workshopages 8 to 15
Make dance loops. Pick sounds from the pads in 4 rows (drums, bass, melody, voice) and layer them into a repeating loop. A song in progress is kept on the device by itself, and a finished song can be saved to the device as a sound file.
How to play
Good to know
- What you make stays only on the deviceIt can’t be moved to another device.
- Works without a connectionOnce loaded, the games open as they are, even in airplane mode.
Playing without a connection (on a plane, in the car)
Playing without sound while you wait
Picture books and music box songs for bedtime
Games two people can play on one device
Choose by what the game is about: numbers, colors, sounds, words
Every game is on the Kids Games home page.