A FIRST GAME FOR SMALL HANDS
Rescue your lost friends with Pofi
Four verbs, no reading, one thumb.
Gather wood, feed the fire, melt the ice — and a fox wakes up. Then a rabbit, a deer, an owl. Twenty-five animals across five worlds.
The child picks the name, not the game. No keyboard needed: three names to choose from, each with its own colour.
Huts, a workbench, a soup pot. Guests arrive, the child serves them and earns coins. Nothing is ever lost or broken.
Trees bend out of the way, snow sprays behind. Everything reacts — that is most of the fun at this age.
No mock-ups. These are real screens.
Each one with its own animals and its own thing to do — dig in the sand, cool the hot stones with a snowball, catch driftwood.
The things you actually want to know.