KIGA

Twenty-four tiny games for small fingers, on iPhone and iPad.

Need a hand?

Email billrey@me.com. Include your device, iOS version, which game and what happened.

Getting started

1. Open KIGA and tap any picture to start that game.
2. A little hand shows what to do. Nothing needs to be read.
3. The arrow in the top left corner always returns to the menu.
4. The switch under “Choose a game” turns every game into a two-player game on the same screen.

No sound?

KIGA plays through the media volume even when the ring switch is silent. Turn the volume up with the side buttons while a game is running. Music and sounds cannot be switched off separately; use the volume buttons.

The app keeps closing by accident

KIGA asks iOS to require a second swipe for the Home gesture, but clumsy fingers can still get through. On iPad, Settings → Accessibility → Guided Access lets you lock the device to KIGA while a child plays; triple-click the top button to start and stop it.

Languages

KIGA follows the device language and is available in Danish, English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified and Traditional Chinese and Arabic.

Privacy

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