Magnetic Builder
Sticks, spheres, and five levels that start with a pattern to copy and end with nothing to copy at all.
In the full version
What it is
The magnetic construction set, built as five levels. The early ones show a shape and ask your child to reproduce it. The last one shows nothing and lets them build whatever they want.
That progression is deliberate: copying first, inventing after.
How to play
Drag a stick between two points and it snaps into place. Spheres join the corners. Build up until the shape matches the pattern, or until your child decides it's finished.
Pieces can be removed as easily as added, so there is no cost to experimenting.
What it builds
Copying a pattern is harder than it looks. The child has to break a finished shape down into parts, work out the order to build them, and keep track of what's already done.
The free sandbox at the end does something different — it removes the right answer entirely, which is where children stop performing and start playing.
Playing together
The pattern levels work best with an adult alongside, suggesting the next piece. It is one of three games in PlayKiko designed around shared play, with Tic-Tac-Toe and Wooden Blocks.
Five levels
From copying a card to a sandbox with no pattern at all.
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Copy what's on the card -
Dotted circles show where next -
An arch, piece by piece -
Flat shapes build a house
This game opens with a one-time purchase, which unlocks every other paid game too. There is no subscription.
No ads. No data collected. Works offline.