Hi all! I'm giving my old iphone to my nephew and niece. He is 6 and she is 9. And I want to load it up with games for them. Games they have liked a lot are - Scoops - Sneezies - Koi pond - Trism (he likes puzzles) I was looking for some other games they might like. Last time I asked I got Sneezies as a suggestion and my nephew loved it. Thanks for the advice.
This should be in the Mass "What should I get?" thread. Anyways, I'm sure a mod will merge them soon. You could try the games Dizzypad and Sky Burger. Both games are made from the developers of Scoops, and they both have similarities to Scoops and Koi Pond.
spawn illuminati is an entertainment app. it's not really a game. it's kind of like a fireworks show but it has a ton of cool things that you can do with it. it would be great for those ages... even though i love it as well also arachanadoodle is a cool puzzle game and great kiddie graphix. the 9 year old (since he likes puzzles) would enjoy cat physics. it is currently free right now too! bed bugs fruit ninja those games are all really fun. and pretty kid friendly
Right off the top of my head, go for... Dizzypad Angry Birds Alley Gator Anything from Donut Games (Cat Physics etc...) Cosmo Kid Flaboo HellKid Doodle Jump/ Mega Jump Piyo Blocks 2 Hope that starts you off right.
In addition to Dizzypad and Sky Burger, I'd also like to add Hoppy to my list. And I think Mega Jump over Doodle Jump would be the appropriate choice if you are going for one of them; Mega Jump's graphics are more kid-appealing and there are much more power-ups available. There are also cute unlockables you can't find in Doodle Jump.
Speedy Pigs could also be fun for them. BowQuest: PandaMania is also free right now and a wonderful game.
Let's see... *flips through iPod* Rolando, Trees of Doom, JellyCar (1 and 2), and Chuzzle are very kid-friendly because they have fun art styles and are easy to learn.
Hmm... Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars, NOVA, and Samurai: Way of the Warrior. But really: Ninjatown Trees of Doom, Bust a Move, and LoveCalc.
I have 2 nephews, 11 and 6 and they cant get enough of Skee-Ball. I didn't understand it at first, because the graphics are kinda meh, but I guess the flick controls are spot on, plus you grab tickets and buy things in a store just like a real arcade so I'm assuming that's the charm.
Theres this bubble wrap app that all you do is pop the bubbles and it makes the popping noise. My three Nieces LOVE this game for some reason, plus they look so silly playing it, it'll be fun for you too! I don't know the name of it, but if you find it, or if someone knows what I'm talking about; it's a great game for kids.
*flips through iPod* Others above have recommended some of these as well, but here goes Dizzypad Fruit Ninja Doodle Jump Skee Ball Angry Birds Birdstrike Peggle Traffic Rush Fingerzilla (they'll LOVE this ) TouchPets Any coloring book apps would be nice too, for your niece
My nephews - around that same age - love believe it or not Flight of the Hamsters. Also when they use my ipod they play either Rolando, Flying Furball (and any Zinc Roe game), Racer, Quest of Knight's Onrush, and Run Hamster Run. Hope this helps with some ideas.
Fling and Mouse About are super-cute puzzle games that are of incredibly high quality and among my favorite games of all time. Mouse About has no level selection, but starts really easy. Instead of playing for 10+ minutes and doing 15-20 levels like an adult, a kid might play 3-4 minutes and do 5-6 levels but its exactly the same levels an adult would play in the first few minutes. (Randomized levels.) Fling has difficulty levels, and on "easy" the puzzles start *very* easy and gradually progress from there. Both games are excellent for kids that like puzzle games AND are also huge fun for adults --i.e. room to grow for all. Fling has a free light version, so I would start there.
My team just released a new match 3 (like Trism/Bejeweled), called Ring Theory, that would be a great game for kids that age (or adults who love match 3). We're currently being featured in both the arcade and the puzzle sections (if you're looking on iTunes). Regards, Matt Laverty 4 Score Games
My daughter's favorite games are: 1) Peggle (only the best casual game ever) 2) Pocket God (you are god to your own little island of people) 3) Angry Birds (not that it needs any introduction) She likes Trism also, so we just tried out Ring Theory based on Matt's reveiw and it's fun also, so add that to our list now (props Matt I gave her my old iPhone too... and it's perfect for portable entertainment