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Count the fish, ask for a card in Go Fish, and explore six islands in Treasure Island.

4 gamesAges 4–10No sign-up

All sea games

4 games
How many?Count the FishGot any fish?Go FishFollow the clues, dig for treasureTreasure IslandPlay nowHalloween Counting

About each game

A line on every game here

  • Count the Fish Tap each fish to count it, then tap how many!
  • Go Fish Ask Quokka for matching animal cards, go fish in the pond and fill your shelf with pairs in this gentle Go Fish card game.
  • Treasure Island Follow Galah the guide's clues across a little island and help Koala dig up treasure: arrows, counting steps, grid squares and compass letters, one gentle step at a time.
  • Halloween Counting Count the pumpkins, bats and sweets, then tap the right number.

About these games

Our picks and what they practise

Sea games are calm by nature and this page mostly is: Count the Fish for the youngest, tapping and counting with no clock and no reading.

Go Fish is a classic game on the page, played against a fair computer. Treasure Island is the biggest: six islands to explore, crabs to dodge, a key to find. Everything plays in the browser with touch.

Our picks

What they practise

  • Counting and careful looking for the youngest
  • Turn-taking and asking politely in Go Fish
  • Exploring and looking for clues in Treasure Island

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Questions parents ask

4 quick answers

Which sea games suit a four-year-old?

Count the Fish — calm, no timers, no reading.

Is Treasure Island scary?

No — friendly crabs to dodge, and nothing that ends the game for good.

Is there a real Go Fish?

Yes, played against a fair computer with the same card game rules — ask for cards and collect pairs.

Is there anything to buy?

No — no pop-ups, no sign-up.