You on screenAges 4+
Fruit Swipe
Swing your arms to slice flying fruit. Dodge the bombs!
Motion games the whole family can play
Take turns, team up in front of one camera, or challenge a friend online. Motion games for family game night, on the computer you already own.
Regular price $14.99Sale price $9.99Christmas sale priceAdd- Virtual worldAges 10+
Knockout Club
Jab, hook, block and dodge in first-person boxing. Train with a coach or fight friends online.
Regular price $14.99Sale price $9.99Christmas sale priceAdd - You on screenAges 4+
Bop-a-Mole
Moles pop up, so bop them with quick hands before they hide.
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Which motion games can we play together?
Three ways: local co-op (two players in front of the same camera, as in Fruit Swipe and Bop-a-Mole), online multiplayer (box a friend at their home in Knockout Club), and friend challenges in Rep Rush. Every other game works well as a take-turns party game: one plays, everyone cheers.
Setting up for two players
Two players need a little more room side by side, so step back until the camera sees both of you, and keep the light in front. A TV makes it a living-room game rather than a laptop game.
Mixed ages?
Each game shows its age guide. A 4-year-old and a grown-up can share Fruit Swipe; older kids and adults can take on Knockout Club (10+) and Rep Rush (12+).
Questions
How many players can play at once?
Most games are solo. Selected games support two players in front of one camera, and some have online multiplayer with friends.
Can grandparents play?
Yes. The moves are things like reaching, swiping and painting, and every game can be played standing in a normal living room.
Do we need two webcams for two players?
No. Local co-op games use one camera that sees both players.
Also see: Motion games for preschoolers · Motion games for kids · Motion games for adults · All games
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Motion games for the laptop or PC you already own. Buy each game once and keep it.