
Tiny Tots
Ages 2–3First taps for toddlers: giant targets, one-step actions and no wrong answers.

A learning game by Horizon Games Co. · Ages 2–12
Dozens of learning games in seven lands — one friendly world that grows with your child from 2 to 12.
What’s in itHow to playThe almanacFAQ
Android: free, with an occasional child-safe ad between games — or remove them with one purchase. iPhone and iPad: no ads; two games in every land are free and one purchase unlocks every game.
The lands
Pick an explorer, type a name and an age, and the map opens on the right land. Every land stays open, so your child can wander ahead or go back to old favourites. Tap a land for its full guide.

First taps for toddlers: giant targets, one-step actions and no wrong answers.

Paint, colour, build silly monsters, make music, mix colours and solve jigsaws.

Trace letters, pop letter bubbles, spell animal names and fly through letter clouds.

Count bugs, feed a monster, finish patterns, join the dots and run a fruit stall.

Dive with fish, fly to the planets, find animal homes, learn road safety and name feelings.

Sums, telling the time, first coding, sudoku, fractions, spelling, coins and mazes.

Nonograms, first algebra, flags and capitals, word search, tangrams, circuits and logic.
Highlights
Every instruction is spoken aloud with a caption, by the device’s own offline voice. Children who can’t read yet can play every game.
The first three times a game is played, an animated hand shows exactly what to do. After that it comes back whenever your child gets stuck.
A wrong answer gets a gentle wobble and “Try again!”. There are no lives to lose and no countdowns to beat.
Two wins at a level unlock the next, and the level map lets your child go back and replay any level they’ve reached.
Every round earns up to three stars, and every three stars unlock a new sticker for the sticker book.
Once a day a surprise egg appears on the map. Tap it to hatch an animal, hear a fun fact and earn a bonus star.
No internet needed to play. (On Android the occasional ad needs a connection; the games never do.)
The age only picks where the map opens. Brothers and sisters of different ages can play side by side.
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For parents
Little Explorers is made only for children under 13, and we built it so that it doesn’t collect personal information at all.
Read the full privacy policy — it’s short.
| Item | Android | iPhone and iPad |
|---|---|---|
| Download | Free | Free |
| Games | Every game open | The first two in every land are free; the rest unlock with one purchase |
| Ads | Occasional child-safe ad, only when leaving a game, at most once every four minutes | None, ever |
| One-time purchase | “Remove ads” — $4.99 | “Unlock all games” — $4.99 |
| Subscriptions | None | None |
| Restore | “Restore purchases” in the grown-ups area brings a purchase back after a reinstall or on a new device using the same store account. | |
| Family Sharing | Not available for in-app purchases on Google Play | Yes — one purchase unlocks every game for everyone in your Apple Family Sharing group |
Prices are in US dollars; the store shows the price in your local currency.
Questions
Children from 2 to 12 — it is made only for under-13s. Tiny Tots is for ages 2–3; Create Land, Letter Land, Number Land and Discovery Bay for 3–7; Brain Academy for 6–10; and Genius Lab for 10–12. Every land is open to everyone.
No account, no sign-in and no email address — ever. Every game works offline. The only things that use the internet are the app stores (for a purchase or restore) and, on Android, the occasional ad.
Android: yes — every game is open, with an occasional child-safe ad when your child leaves a game. A one-time “Remove ads” purchase ($4.99) switches them off for good.
iPhone and iPad: there are no ads. The first two games in every land are free, and a one-time “Unlock all games” purchase ($4.99) opens every game. There are no subscriptions on either platform.
Ads only ever appear at a natural break — when your child leaves a game for the map — never during play, never as a reward, not before your child has played a while, and at most once every four minutes. They come from Google AdMob, a Families-certified ad network, with every request marked as child-directed and limited to G-rated content. Ads are non-personalised and the app does not use the advertising ID.
Yes. The narrator speaks every instruction (the speaker button repeats it), the youngest lands need no reading at all, and the helping hand demonstrates each new game. Grown-ups can switch the talking voice off in the grown-ups area if they prefer.
Yes. Every land is open, so a toddler can play Tiny Tots while an older sibling plays Genius Lab. The app keeps one set of progress per device — stars and the sticker book are shared — and each game remembers its own level.
Yes. In the grown-ups area set a daily play time of 15, 30, 45 or 60 minutes. When it runs out a calm “Time for a break!” screen appears, and only a grown-up can get past it.
English. The narrator uses the device’s built-in English (US) text-to-speech voice.
These are the questions we’re asked most. The full FAQ answers many more — every land, levels and stickers, time limits, purchases and voice troubleshooting — and the guide walks through a first session.
Get it
Free to download on Android and on iPhone and iPad.