Virtual worldAges 6+
Zombie Run
Run, jump, duck and dodge through a cartoon town as zombies give chase.
Motion games for kids (ages 6–9)
Running, dodging, slicing and smashing, with the body as the controller. For the laptop or PC you already own.
Regular price $14.99Sale price $9.99Christmas sale priceAdd- You on screenAges 4+
Fruit Swipe
Swing your arms to slice flying fruit. Dodge the bombs!
Regular price $14.99Sale price $9.99Christmas sale priceAdd - CreativeAges 3+
Magic Easel
Paint, fill and trace pictures in the air with your hands.
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Bop-a-Mole
Moles pop up, so bop them with quick hands before they hide.
Regular price $14.99Sale price $9.99Christmas sale priceAdd - You on screenAges 3–7
Learn & Leap
Reach for the right number, letter or colour with Fox, your friendly guide.
Regular price $14.99Sale price $9.99Christmas sale priceAdd - ArcadeAges 6+
Brick Blast
Use your body as the paddle to smash every brick.
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Which motion games suit a 6–9 year old?
At this age kids want speed and a score to beat. Zombie Run has them run, jump and duck through a cartoon town; Brick Blast turns their body into the paddle; Fruit Swipe and Bop-a-Mole are quick-reaction games two players can share in front of one camera. Younger ones in the range still enjoy the learning and painting games.
How active is it?
It depends on the game. Zombie Run uses the whole body (running on the spot, jumping, ducking); Fruit Swipe and Bop-a-Mole are mostly arms. Health guidelines ask children 5–17 for an average of 60 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous activity a day (WHO), so think of motion games as one fun way to add movement on a rainy day, not a replacement for sport or outdoor play.
Room and setup
About 4–6 ft (1.2–1.8 m) of clear space, a lit room, and ideally the laptop plugged into the TV. For running games, step back far enough that the camera sees head to feet. Try the free webcam check first.
Questions
Can two kids play at once?
In selected games, yes: Fruit Swipe and Bop-a-Mole support two players in front of the same camera. The others are solo, so kids take turns.
Do they need the internet?
Only to download games and for online multiplayer. Everything else plays offline.
Is there a subscription?
No. You buy each game once on our website and keep it.
Also see: Motion games for preschoolers · Motion games for families · Motion games for adults · All games
Ready to move?
Motion games for the laptop or PC you already own. Buy each game once and keep it.