Six little games for one long flight.

Six games a two-year-old can drive alone.

• Little Plane Lead a chubby plane with one finger, puff away clouds, collect stars, pop balloons. Parallax hills roll by below; there is no way to lose.
• Bubbles Pastel bubbles rise from the deep, some carrying sea creatures. Sun rays pierce the water, fish cruise past, seaweed sways. Tap = pop.
• Painting & coloring pages Finger painting with a rainbow brush and a stamp brush, plus five vector coloring pages - tap an area to fill it, scribble over it, outlines always stay on top.
• Stickers Open-ended sticker scenes on a meadow, a beach, or in space. Drag stickers straight from the tray; a friendly bin with a face eats the ones you're done with.
• Shapes A Montessori-style shape sorter. Holes look like real cutouts, the target pulses while you drag, and after a few idle seconds a little hand demonstrates the move - showing, not telling.
• Fireworks A night city under a sleeping moon. Every tap launches a rocket; leave it alone and it puts on a show by itself.

Designed around row 23, seat B.

• 100% offline Everything ships inside the app. Airplane Mode on, nothing to download, nothing to preload at the gate.
• Plays silently Every action answers with visuals and gentle haptics, so the game works with the volume all the way down. Sounds are soft, synthesized, and never interrupt a bedtime story playing in the background.
• Calm mode A parent switch that slows the games down and dims the effects - less stimulation for the end of a long day.
• Parental gate Settings hide behind a three-second hold. A tap anywhere else closes the gate - random toddler pokes lead nowhere.

Nothing to collect. Nothing collected.

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