Dress Up
Chibi Dolls - Games for Girls
A chibi doll dress-up studio with hundreds of outfits, hairstyles and accessories.
Age 5
Games for 5-Year-Old Kids and Preschoolers
Five-year-olds bring intention to the screen: they arrive with an idea — “a princess look with the blue crown” — and use the game to build it. Mobile games for 5-year-olds on iOS and Android should reward planning, precision and taste, while staying pressure-free.
Dress Up
Dress Up
BFF Dress Up - Princess Doll
Dress up best-friend dolls in princess, casual and fashion looks.
DIY & Crafts
Phone Case Maker — DIY Games
A DIY studio where kids design their own phone cases with paint, charms and stickers.
Learning
Smart Kids: Learning Games
A collection of learning mini-games: letters, numbers, colors, shapes and puzzles in one app.
Beauty Salon
Beauty Salon Games for Girls
A beauty-salon makeover game: spa, makeup and styling for lovable characters.
Creativity
Coloring Book - Kids Games 2+
A digital coloring book with friendly pictures, brushes and magic fills.
Dress Up
Dress up Games for Little Girl
A big wardrobe of outfits to mix by style, color and mood into complete looks.
Stylist
Fashion Stylist - Makeover
A full makeover studio: makeup, hair, outfits and accessories in one salon.
Learning
ABC for Kids: Phonics, Tracing
First letters the hands-on way: trace, hear phonics and start reading syllables.
Learning
Math for Kindergarten 2+ Years
First counting, adding and subtracting as puzzles, quizzes and playful tasks.
DIY
Paper Doll - DIY Dress Up Game
A cozy paper-doll studio: craft dolls, outfits and whole aesthetic scenes.
Mini-Games
Swipe Games for Kids & Teens
Quick swipe mini-games that test reflexes, timing and focus.
What five-year-olds do differently
Composition. In Chibi Dolls and BFF Dress Up a five-year-old styles a look on purpose, matching colors and themes; in Coloring Book they graduate from tap-to-fill to free brushes and staying inside the lines by choice. Phone Case Maker becomes a design studio rather than a sticker box.
Early-learning content also stretches further: Smart Kids’ puzzle and number activities give a five-year-old genuine wins on the way to school readiness — described here as activities, not as guaranteed outcomes.
Keeping it healthy at five
Five-year-olds can negotiate — so agree the session plan up front and let the game’s own finish lines (a completed look, a solved puzzle set) mark the end. If a game is heading to the family tablet for solo play, review the parental-gate settings together first.
What parents should know
As across our whole catalog: free to download, purchases behind a parental gate, no chat or social features. Detailed per-game facts are one click away on each game page.
Frequently asked questions
Are these games too easy for a five-year-old?
The games have no difficulty curve to outgrow — what changes is what the child does with them. At five the play becomes deliberate design and composition, which keeps open-ended games fresh.
What comes after these games?
Around six, kids often move toward reading-based and rule-based games. Until then, open-ended creativity plus early-learning activities is a solid mix.
Do any of these require reading?
No — all remain fully playable without reading, though five-year-olds who are starting to read will recognize labels and numbers throughout Smart Kids.
Previous age: games for 4-year-olds. Category deep-dives: learning games and dress-up and salon games.