KIGA – 24 Games for Kids

Twenty-four tiny games made for small fingers. No ads, no purchases, no internet, no reading needed. Flip one switch and every game becomes two-player on one screen.

KIGA is a box of 24 small, bright, silly games for children aged 3 to 8. Every game is played with fingers only: tap, drag, draw, cut, steer, pull and pinch. Nothing needs to be read. Each game shows what to do with a little animated hand, then gets out of the way.

Made for the youngest players • Big shapes, big buttons, bold colours, no menus inside the games • A short animated demo shows the goal of each game, no words required • Every win is a party: confetti, cheers, drums and a happy rumble • Rounds last one or two minutes, so it is easy to stop • Fully localised in 13 languages, including Danish, English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Arabic

Two players, one iPad Flip the switch on the game menu and every game becomes a two-player game on one device. Race the train, chase the robber, share the watermelon, out-drum a friend or build a cake together on the same screen.

The games Ants, Unicorn, Melon, Spray Tag, Superhero, Grapes, Icemelt, Robot, Larva, Float, Flowers, Train, Magic Hat, Sticks, My Car, Little Kitty, Elements, Stars, Apple Tree, Drum Solo, Police, Cake, Egg and Digger. Cut a watermelon into pieces for hungry friends. Steer a raft past crocodiles. Pull a real throttle to drive a train. Dress up a superhero. Draw your own car and drive it. Catch noodles with two chopsticks, one on each finger. Hatch an egg. Dig a hole to the treasure.

Sounds and music Every game has its own tune and a heap of funny sounds: honks, kazoos, raspberries, springs, giggles and a big ta-da.

Safe by design KIGA collects nothing. There are no accounts, no ads, no in-app purchases, no links out of the app and no internet connection at all. Everything, including the music, is inside the app. The only thing saved on the device is the one/two-player switch.

Made in Denmark by a parent of small, clumsy, wonderful fingers.