Personalized games
Personalized video games, made from your child’s ideas
Most “personalized” games put a child’s name on a ready-made game. On Wonderboop the whole game comes from the family: the hero, the friend, the world, the things to find, even the level names.
What you can personalize
- The main character — any creature, person or thing your child imagines, drawn in a bright picture-book style.
- A friend or pet to reach, and the world they live in.
- What they collect, match or search for.
- The story, the title and the messages that cheer them on.
- How challenging it is, from no-lose games for preschoolers to faster, trickier play for older kids.
Four kinds of game to start from
Every Wonderboop game is built on one of four tested games, so it always has a clear goal, controls that work with a finger, and a proper ending.
Gentle runnerRun along, hop over bumps and catch treats on the way. Example: Rex Rescues Biscuit.
Treasure huntSearch hiding spots and follow the glow to find hidden treasure. Example: The Great Space Sock Hunt.
Collecting adventureWander around and gather every treasure, then run to your friend. Example: Pearl’s Seashell Swim.
Matching gameFlip two cards at a time and find all the pairs. Example: Sprinkles’ Cupcake Match.Private by default
Your family’s games are visible only to you. They’re never listed publicly or shown to search engines. If you’d like grandparents to play, make a share link — and turn it off whenever you want. No information about your child is required; a nickname is optional.
What it costs
Making a game and playing its first level is free with a parent account. Keeping the whole game is $20, once, and includes 10 more changes. There’s no subscription and never a charge to play.
