Pip searches for Santa
On Christmas Eve, a young reindeer lands in the tree where Pip, a little owl, lives. Santa is lost in the polar night. Everything is read aloud, even for children who can't read yet.
Click, search and solve puzzles in a world full of funny characters. In the Foxy Adventures, your child learns without even noticing: what they discover along the way is the key to the next puzzle. No tests, just an adventure.
Pip, Noor and Foxy all live in Foxdale and pop up in each other's adventures. That way, the adventures grow with your child, from preschooler to clever clogs.
On Christmas Eve, a young reindeer lands in the tree where Pip, a little owl, lives. Santa is lost in the polar night. Everything is read aloud, even for children who can't read yet.
The museum of Foxdale opens tomorrow, and the biggest display case is still empty. Noor, a mole girl and an archaeologist, digs down through four layers of time in search of the oldest treasure.
Foxy knows everything. Or so he says. Until he ends up inside an encyclopedia where his own myths have suddenly come true. Vikings with horns, anyone?
In the Foxy Adventures, your child doesn't get questions to answer. They get puzzles to solve. And the more you know, the further you get.
Know that it stays dark for months at the North Pole in winter, and you'll see why Santa needs an owl, of all creatures. Work out the truth about Viking helmets, and you can put a whole page of the encyclopedia right.
Did you play point-and-click games on the computer when you were young? Then you'll recognise the feeling: clicking on everything, talking to everyone and being amazed by what happens. Only these adventures are brand new, made for today's kids.
FoxyLearning? Me? I already know everything. But fine, you're welcome to learn a thing or two.
We make the kind of games we would happily give to a child ourselves.
Yes. Each hero's first adventure is free, from start to finish. No ads and no in-game purchases.
Pip searches for Santa is for children aged 3 and up. Noor and the Layers of Time is for children aged 6 and up. Foxy Is Always Right is for children aged 9 and up.
No. Everything is read aloud. In Pip searches for Santa, your child doesn't need any reading skills. You can switch off the on-screen text in all three games.
In the browser on your computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone. There's nothing to install. On a smartphone or tablet, it's best to play with the screen in landscape.
All three adventures are available in English, Dutch, French, Spanish and Ukrainian, each fully voiced.
Yes, automatically, in the browser on your own device. If you carry on later on the same device, you pick up where you left off.
Three: Pip searches for Santa (ages 3 and up), Noor and the Layers of Time (ages 6 and up) and Foxy Is Always Right (ages 9 and up). The first adventure of each hero is free.
An adventure game where you click or tap around, talk to the characters, pick things up and solve puzzles. You may know the genre from Freddi Fish, Putt-Putt, Pajama Sam or Spy Fox. The Foxy Adventures are new stories in that genre, made by Foxy Games itself. They have nothing to do with those games or their makers.
No download, no account, no ads. Pick a hero and start playing right away.
For the whole family: a multiplayer quiz with a Kids mode, or music bingo with Foxy Music.