Space games
Glide a basket to catch falling stars, blast through times tables among the asteroids — and find out which planet is red and which one has rings.
Space games
All space games
3 games
About each game
A line on every game here
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- Times Tables Blaster Help the echidna astronaut blast the number rocks, from candy skies to the Moon!
- Planet Parade Line up the planets from the Sun!
- Star Catcher Glide the koala's flying space basket left and right to catch falling stars, sleepy moon-drops and rainbow comet sparkles!
About these games
Our picks and what they practise
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Space is the theme older children ask for. Star Catcher is the arcade one: glide a basket left and right to catch falling stars, moon-drops and comet sparkles, no shooting involved.
Two games are learning in a space costume: Planet Parade teaches the solar system, and Times Tables Blaster is multiplication with asteroids. Nothing here is frightening — it's all calm and colourful.
Our picks
What they practise
- The planets in order and what makes each one different
- Timing and steering in the arcade games
- Times tables, disguised as an asteroid field
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Questions parents ask
4 quick answers
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Which space games suit a five-year-old?
Star Catcher — just glide left and right, no reading needed.
Is anything here scary?
No — Star Catcher and Planet Parade are calm and colourful, and nothing here is frightening.
Do any teach real science?
Planet Parade covers the solar system.
Is there anything to buy?
No — no pop-ups, no sign-up.