10 Best Kids Games on iOS & Android (2024)

Mobile devices are everywhere today, and kids love to play games on them. With so many games to choose from, it's hard for parents to know which ones are best for their children. Some games are just fun, while others can help kids learn and grow. We understand this challenge. So, we've searched and found games that are not only enjoyable but also great for young minds. Here we have handpicked ten of the best kids games on iOS & Android.

10. Cooking Fever

Cooking Fever is a lovely time management game in which you run your restaurant and cook for customers. This game lets players try out different cuisines, such as burgers, desserts, Chinese food, and much more. Players unlock recipes and use kitchen equipment such as coffee makers, rice cookers, and pizza ovens to speed up the cooking process. It has over 1,000 levels, and you also take part in tournaments and challenges. Additionally, you can also upgrade your kitchen utensils and give out free treats such as cookies to make your customers happy.

9. Angry Birds 2

In Angry Birds 2, players use a slingshot to shoot birds at structures made by pigs. The aim of the game is to destroy these structures and defeat the pigs within them. Aside from that, different types of birds have special powers, such as exploding or breaking into fragments when in the air. Therefore, the appropriate bird needs to be used to gain the maximum damage. Besides, the game offers levels with multistage levels, which demand that you defeat one pig after another.

8. My Perfect Hotel

What would you say if you could run your own hotel and have it turn into the biggest success? In My Perfect Hotel, players begin with the simplest tasks like room cleaning, checking in guests, and even making payments. When the hotel grows and continues its upward development, it expands, hiring staffs to upgrade facilities and broaden more services to please its happy guests. These activities have to be balanced, such as bathrooms running out of consumables and opening up restaurants and adding swimming pools. Managing a whole group of hotels across various locations can be a real challenge, but this, with careful planning and some upgrades, can make you a top hotel tycoon.

7. Masha and the Bear Pizzeria

In Masha and the Bear Pizzeria, kids take orders from nine hungry friends, and make pizzas following 16 fun recipes. Players should flatten dough and add all ingredients from 35, like tomatoes, mushrooms, and cheese, to the pizza to fulfill customer requests. There are 35 ingredients in stock, and different combinations will be prepared for every pizza type, including strawberry. Once ready, it goes into the oven and then quickly delivered to the customers to keep them happy. In short, you have to prepare, bake, and deliver pizzas within the timeslot given so each order turns into a taste-winning success in this fast-paced game.

6. Dirty Farm

Dirty Farm is a funny adventure on the farm with players showing care for animals and performing a multitude of tasks. They can feed the cow, wash the pig, and shear the sheep. There is also feeding the rabbits and picking the chicken's eggs. Besides, cleaning the horse's teeth and cultivating the field by means of a tractor to remove the corn is enlisted. Once the pets are taken care of, players can jump into muddy puddles to play and then run back to wash off for Grandma.

5. Subway Surfers

Subway Surfers is a high-speed, endless running game that the players have to play on a beautiful subway environment. Here, the participants would take the character who runs away from a guard through subway tracks while avoiding trains and picking coins. It's somewhat an easy start to play, but then gradually increases in hardness by raising more barriers along the track and increasing the speed. Players can also collect some kind of power-up that allows them to run faster, jump further, or even fly for a certain time.

4. Sand Balls

Sand Balls is a puzzle where the user has to guide colorful balls through levels filled with sand. The player makes a route that is supposed to be visible for the balls that are underneath the truck, which will in fact dig them out by paths into it, located in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen. A player's fingers carve their way through the path so that balls don't get stuck or lost on the way through. Of course, there are many obstacles in the sand, like blocks or moving parts. That makes each level almost impossible to be made easier than the last one.

3. Plants vs. Zombies Classic

Plants vs. Zombies Classic is one of those tower-defense games that have been a favourite of both children and adults for years. There are many types of plants in this game that can be planted in the player's own yard so as to stave off attack by an army of silly zombies. Each one has its unique ability whether it will be shooting peas at zombies or otherwise just blocking their path with a wall. The players need to strategically plant their crops in such a way that the zombies cannot reach their home.

2. Mechanic Max

In Mechanic Max, you would just help fix and restore cars to order in this bustling repair shop. You'd get them shining after first washing with soap, water, and a cloth. Then you would go inside the workshop and mend all the damages that may be apparent. You can weld any metal, remove minor scratches, inflate deflated tires, and even refill the tank with gas inside the workshop. Then you raise the car's hood and pour in some motor oil so the car's engine runs smoothly. Not only do you repair a car, but you also tune it, change wheels, tires, or even add great add-ons like shiny bumpers or colorful headlights.

1. Hay Day

Hay Day is a kind of simulation game involving farming where children go out to the fields to manage their very own farm. Players can grow crops, raise animals, and even trade goods with other players. The small beginning farm gradually spreads as the players plant their crops and care for their animals. They can harvest crops like wheat and corn, milk cows, and shear sheep to produce much-needed goods for selling or trading. The game also allows the players to build factories to convert their produce into commodities.

So, what's your favourite game from our list? Have your kids tried any of these, or perhaps there's another gem we should know about? Let us know your thoughts on our socials here.