About GameLife.dk

What is GameLife.dk?

GameLife.dk is a small collection of cartoon games for young children. Everything is played by tracing, tapping and dragging with a finger (or the mouse), and every screen is understandable from pictures alone, so children who cannot read yet can play on their own.

It runs in the web browser on tablets, phones and computers. There is nothing to install, no ads and nothing to buy.

The six games

Labyrinth: Levels

30 hand-made mazes that grow from tiny to tricky. The child draws a path from the hero to the goal; walls stop the line, so there is no "game over". Each level has a clock and gives stars.

Labyrinth: Free Play

A brand-new random maze every time, at Easy, Medium or Hard.

Labyrinth: Endless

One random maze after another, each a little bigger than the last.

Tangles

Three twisting lines start at the hero and cross over and under each other. Only one reaches the goal; the others end at friendly decoys. Tracing the lines with a finger trains careful looking.

Dots

Dot-to-dot: join the numbered dots in order – 5 on Easy, 10 on Medium, 20 on Hard – to reveal one of 56 pictures, such as a crown, a whale, a rocket or a dinosaur. Each dot plays a note, and the finished picture comes alive in colour. It is a playful way to practise counting.

Tic-tac-toe

Two players take turns on one device, or one plays a friendly robot at Easy, Medium or Hard. Whose turn it is and the score are shown with the players' animals, and the starting player swaps every round.

Seven cartoon worlds

Every game can be played in any of seven worlds, each with its own hero, goal and music:

• Castle – the prince finds the princess at her castle.
• Garden – the bee flies home to its hive.
• Cornfield – the bunny hops to the carrot patch.
• Under the Sea – the fish swims to the treasure chest.
• Sky – the bird flies back to its nest.
• Kids' Room – the teddy goes to bed.
• Dino Valley – the little dinosaur finds the egg nest.

Family accounts (optional)

Every game works without an account. A grown-up can create a family account – no email address needed – and add a player for each child. Children then tap their own animal on any of the family's devices, their stars follow them, and each level gets a private leaderboard that only the family can see.

Privacy

GameLife.dk stores only what a family account needs: the family name and a protected form of the password, each player's chosen animal and optional name, and the times and stars from finished levels. It never asks for an email address, birth date, photo or location, and there are no ads, analytics or tracking. If you choose a language with the DA/EN button, the choice is remembered in a small cookie on the device. A grown-up can delete a player or the whole family account at any time.

Questions and answers

What age is GameLife.dk for?

Children aged about 4 to 6. The games use pictures rather than words, so children who cannot read yet can play on their own.

Is GameLife.dk free?

Yes. All the games are free to play, with no ads and no in-app purchases.

Do I need to download an app?

No. GameLife.dk runs in the web browser on tablets, phones and computers. You can add it to the home screen to open it like an app.

Do I need an account?

No. Every game works without one. A grown-up can create an optional family account, without an email address, so each child keeps their own stars and the family gets private leaderboards.

What data does GameLife.dk store?

Only with a family account: the family name and a protected form of the password, each player's chosen animal and optional name, and their level times and stars. No email address, birth date, photo or location, and no ads or tracking.

Is the game available in Danish?

Yes. The game picks Danish or English from the browser, and a grown-up can switch with the DA/EN button on the menu.