Talking Ghost
A friendly ghost that repeats what you say in a spooky voice. Shout and it says BOO! Giggles guaranteed with kids.
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A friendly ghost that repeats what you say in a spooky voice. Shout and it says BOO! Giggles guaranteed with kids.
A two-octave piano to play on screen, with your computer keyboard or a real MIDI keyboard.
The star-shaped marble race in 3D: polished wood, glass marbles, 2 to 6 players, people or penguins. Who crosses the star first?
Join each pair of matching dots without crossing lines. Three stars if you fill the whole board. Just one more…
Look down into a neon pit, turn falling blocks on three axes and fill whole layers to clear them. The block classic, in 3D.
Guess the 5-letter word of the day in 6 tries. A new word every day, plus endless practice.
Tilt your phone to roll a giant stone ball along a floating path and knock down wooden blocks. Pure physics.
Drop your discs and connect four before your opponent. Against the penguin, two on one screen or online with friends.
Classic tic-tac-toe, with penguins. Play the penguin, pass the phone to someone or challenge a friend online. One-minute games.
Flap between the ice pillars and fly as far as you can. Simple, addictive, instant rematch.
The classic cross-shaped peg puzzle, in 3D. Jump pegs over each other until only one is left, ideally in the center.
Spin the big wheel with your finger: it clicks, slows down and the animal under the arrow jumps out. For the littlest ones.
Tilt your phone to steer a sliding penguin down a snowy slope and dodge the rocks. Hold on!
Bubble wrap that never runs out. Pop them one by one or swipe a whole row. Perfect for five minutes of calm.
Fly a toy plane over a little autumn forest and, together with everyone in the room, pop waves of toy tanks and planes.
A busy board for little hands: press, turn, slide and switch, each with its own sound and light. No ads popping up.
The family card game Hand and Foot: play with penguins or set up an online table for up to 6, in pairs. No deck, no scorepad.
Crack the hidden row of colors: after each try you learn how many are right and in place. Solo, or challenge a friend to hide the code.
The pencil-and-paper classic from boring classes. Draw lines, close boxes, go again. Against the penguin, with a friend or online.
Can you spot the checkmate? Mate-in-1 and mate-in-2 puzzles, from easy to tricky. Train your eye one puzzle at a time.
Every tap flips a light and its four neighbors. Turn the whole board dark. Looks easy… until you try.
Watch the penguin light up the colors, listen to the notes and repeat the sequence. One more color each round. How far can you go?
The original paddle game, two players on one phone or against the computer. First to five wins.
Drag blocks onto the board, fill rows or columns and watch them melt. Keep going until nothing fits.
Sixteen pieces: tall or short, light or dark, round or square, hollow or solid. Make a line of four that share a trait… but your rival picks your piece.
A box-pushing puzzle on a little toy board. Hop the penguin square by square and push every box onto a ring.
A board of soft colors, shuffled. Swap the tiles until every shade flows from corner to corner. Calm and lovely to look at.
A fresh sudoku every time, one solution, no timer, no rush. For your morning coffee or before bed.
The classic memory game: flip two cards and find the pairs. Solo or with a friend, great to play with kids.
The classic minesweeper, on calm ice. Dig, flag the mines and clear the board.
Rock, paper, scissors against the penguin or with a friend. First to three wins the match.
A neon dogfight arena: fly your little plane, collect energy and shoot down the others to level up.
A box-pushing puzzle on a little toy board. Hop the penguin square by square and push every snow block onto a ring.
How many words per minute can you type? Test your speed and accuracy, and race online with 2 to 4 players.
The snake game you remember: eat the fish, grow longer and don't bite your own tail. Pure nostalgia.
Classic Mahjong solitaire with big, clear tiles: match free pairs until the board is empty. Perfect on a tablet.
Drive rovers on the Moon and Mars from a retro console, with the real signal delay between your command and the rover. Astronaut patience required.
Three little robots keep tropical island golf courses perfect: mow, trim the edges, vacuum leaves, get the hole ready. Cozy and satisfying.

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