Foxy Is Always RightA point-and-click adventure for clever kids aged 9 and up
Foxy is a fox who knows everything. Or at least, that's what he says. With a thick marker, he writes four myths into the Great Encyclopedia of Everything, and suddenly he ends up inside the book, where everything he wrote is actually true.
9+
Free
Fully voiced
No ads
5 languages
The story
Midnight in the library
Ency, the talking Great Encyclopedia of Everything, is not happy with Foxy, who has written four myths into her: Vikings wore helmets with horns, a goldfish only remembers for three seconds, an ostrich buries its head in the sand, and Greenland is as big as Africa.
Ency sucks Foxy into the book, and in there, everything he wrote has suddenly come true. The Vikings can't get into their longhouse any more because of their horns, and Greenland is bulging off the map. To put the pages right, Foxy has to collect proof. Proof that he was wrong. That's going to be tricky for a fox who is always right.
His quest takes him to a Viking village, an opera, an underwater village, the savannah and the workshop of mapmaker Gerard Mercator.
FoxyI'm Foxy. I know everything. Go on, ask.
10places to discover
8games, 3 of them hidden
27facts to collect
27ink blots to find
Learning through play
Four myths. True or not?
Foxy wrote them into the encyclopedia himself, so according to him, yes. Your child looks for the proof, and learns how science works along the way: looking closely, testing and not just believing everything.
Vikings wore helmets with horns
Says Foxy.
A goldfish only remembers for three seconds
Says Foxy.
An ostrich buries its head in the sand
Says Foxy.
Greenland is as big as Africa
Says Foxy.
What's the real story? Your child finds out for themselves, along with 27 facts about runes, compasses, owls and more.
Eight games
Games along the way
Found a game? You can play it again from the Game Cupboard.
Careful brushing
Patience and a gentle hand
Helmet Designer
Design the wackiest helmet
Goldfish School
A real experiment, with a goldfish
Photo Safari
Be quick with your camera
True Size
How big is a country, really?
And there's more hidden away
Search carefully and you'll find three more games.
For parents
An adventure to play alone, or together on the sofa.
- Fully voicedWith subtitles you can switch on or off.
- Help when you're stuckEncy gives a hint that fits where you are.
- No ads and no purchasesThere's no shop and no payment button in the game.
- No account and no chatJust open and play, without contact with others.
- Mouse or fingerOn computer, tablet or smartphone.
- Progress saved automaticallyIn the browser on your own device.
Screenshots
Here's what it looks like
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Frequently asked
Questions about Foxy Is Always Right
Does Foxy Is Always Right cost anything?
No, it's free from start to finish. There are no ads and no in-game purchases.
What age is the game for?
For children aged 9 and up. Younger children can play along with a parent. The humour works for kids and grown-ups alike.
Do you need to be a good reader?
No, everything is voiced. You can switch the subtitles on or off.
Which devices can you play it on?
In the browser on your computer, tablet or smartphone, with a mouse or your finger. On a tablet or smartphone, it's best to play with the screen in landscape.
Which languages is the game in?
English, Dutch, French, Spanish and Ukrainian, all fully voiced.
Is progress saved?
Yes, automatically, in the browser on your own device. The facts and games you've found are kept, even if you start a new story.
Dare to tell Foxy he's wrong?
Free, with no ads and no download. Play straight away in your browser.
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