Tumbleberry Town

A whole town of learning games

34 friendly games for children aged 3 to 7: letters, counting, shapes, colours, puzzles, music, nature and feelings. Every instruction is read aloud, so no reading is needed.

Coming soon to the App Store Google Play Amazon Appstore
The Tumbleberry Town title with four friendly creatures on green hills

Made for little ones, built for grown-ups' peace of mind

No ads, everNo tracking, no analytics, no accounts and no personal data. It works completely offline.
No failureNo timers, no lives, no "game over". A wrong answer gets a gentle wiggle and another try.
Grows with themEvery skill has ten levels. The game moves up when your child is ready and back down when something is hard.
Earned, never boughtCoins and eggs come only from playing. Hatch and grow 24 cuddly friends.

See it in action

Eight rooms to explore

  • Letter ForestLetter bubbles, letter sounds, tracing, building words, rhymes
  • Number BeachCounting shells, feeding the crab, sandcastle sums, the number train
  • Shape WorkshopFix the animal, shape sorting, tangram pictures, shadows
  • Color GardenMixing paints, sorting flowers, colouring, patterns
  • Puzzle LabMemory cards, what's missing, mazes, odd one out, story order
  • Music RoomAnimal sounds, copy the beat, melody bells, loud and quiet
  • Nature ExplorerAnimal homes, weather dress-up, growing a plant, day or night
  • Feelings FriendsMatching faces, helping a friend, daily routines

A look inside

The town map with eight rooms and Home Base Letter Bubbles: pop the letter the narrator says Shell Count: how many shells? Maze Mouse: pick up the strawberries Help a Friend: what can you do? Weather Dress-Up: what should Bunny wear? The Nursery, where eggs hatch into friends The grown-ups' corner shows what your child is learning

Try it free, then unlock once

Eight games (the first in every room), a free-play toy in every room and all of Home Base are free. One purchase unlocks everything, including every future room. No subscription.

Purchases, links and settings sit behind a parent gate in the grown-ups' corner, which also shows what your child is learning now and what comes next.