Fun Motion Labs launches in November 2026. It's a set of eight motion games you play with your body: any Windows or Mac laptop or PC with a webcam becomes a motion game console. There's no console, sensor or controller to buy, and your webcam video is never saved or uploaded.
Here's everything you need to know before launch day.
What is Fun Motion Labs?
Fun Motion Labs makes games you control by moving. You run, jump, duck, swipe, punch and reach, the webcam sees it, and the game turns your movement into play. The tracking runs on your own computer.
It's for everyone. There are games for little learners from age 3, games for kids and teens, and boxing and fitness games for grown-ups. Every game shows its age guide.
Our motto is simple: fun first, fitness second, privacy always.
When does Fun Motion Labs launch?
We launch in November 2026. Checkout opens at launch, and there are no pre-orders.
Until then you can create a free account and add games to your wishlist, so they're easy to find on launch day.
What do I need to play?
- A computer with a webcam. It works on Windows and Mac.
- A little space. About 4–6 ft (1.2–1.8 m) of clear floor in front of the camera is enough.
- A TV or monitor (recommended). Connect your laptop with an HDMI cable for big-screen play, and keep the webcam pointed at you.
That's it. No console, sensor, controller or headset. Full system requirements will be published at launch. For setup tips, see how it works.
Which games are launching?
Eight games launch together:
| Game | What you do | Ages | Players |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zombie Run | Run, jump, duck and dodge through a cartoon town as zombies give chase. | 6+ | Solo |
| Fruit Swipe | Swing your arms to slice flying fruit and dodge the bombs. | 4+ | 1–2 players |
| Knockout Club | Jab, hook, block and dodge in first-person boxing. Train with a coach or fight friends online. | 10+ | Solo or online |
| Magic Easel | Paint, fill and trace pictures in the air with your hands. | 3+ | Solo |
| Bop-a-Mole | Moles pop up, so bop them with quick hands before they hide. | 4+ | 1–2 players |
| Rep Rush | Squats, presses and jumping jacks power mini-games. | 12+ | Solo + friend challenges |
| Learn & Leap | Reach for the right number, letter or colour with Fox, your friendly guide. | 3–7 | Solo |
| Brick Blast | Use your body as the paddle to smash every brick. | 6+ | Solo |
You can browse them all on the games page.
How much will the games cost?
You buy each game once. There's no monthly subscription.
At launch, every game has a launch price of $9.99. The regular price is $14.99 per game. You buy on this website, and your games then play in the free Fun Motion Labs launcher. There are also bundles, including a Family Bundle with every game at one special price.
Is my webcam video private?
Yes. Tracking happens on your device, and your webcam video is never saved or uploaded.
Do I need the internet to play?
Only to download games and for online multiplayer. Everything else plays offline.
Can we play together?
Yes. Most games are solo, but selected games have local co-op: two players in front of the same camera, as in Fruit Swipe and Bop-a-Mole. Knockout Club has online boxing against a friend at home, and Rep Rush has friend challenges.
How do I get ready for launch day?
- Create a free account with your email or Google.
- Add the games you like to your wishlist.
- Find a spot with about 4–6 ft of clear space, ideally near a TV.
- On launch day, buy your games here and download the free launcher for Windows or Mac.
Grown-ups can find answers about privacy, ages and cost on our page for parents.
FAQ
When does Fun Motion Labs launch?
In November 2026. Checkout opens at launch, and there are no pre-orders.
Is Fun Motion Labs a subscription?
No. You buy each game once, with no monthly subscription. The launch price is $9.99 per game, and the regular price is $14.99.
Does it work on Mac?
Yes. Windows and Mac computers with a webcam both work. Full system requirements will be published at launch.
What ages is it for?
Everyone. There are games for little learners from age 3 all the way to grown-up boxing and fitness, and every game shows its age guide.
Is it a workout?
It's play first. You'll be moving a lot, but it feels like a game, not exercise.
We cite health bodies for health facts and never claim our games change your health. Our editorial policy