Game 1 in the Pixel Code Journey series
Pixel Code Journey
The Spark Kingdom
A first coding adventure for children aged 4 and 5
- Ages 4 to 5
- No reading needed
- No ads
- No accounts
- No data collected
- Works offline
Help the robot reach the sticker
The Spark Kingdom is a gentle first step into coding. A friendly robot needs help to reach each sticker, and your child gives the instructions: tap, plan, fix and repeat.
- 1. WatchEvery new game starts with a short picture show of how to play. No reading needed.
- 2. TryA pointing hand shows the way in each practice room, then your child has a go.
- 3. Stuck?The lightbulb button shows the next step. A wrong move is just a little wobble.
17 kinds of puzzle in four lands
Each kind of puzzle is a section with a practice room and 10 levels: 170 levels in all.
Starlight Garden
- Tap to walk
- Arrows
- Plan a route, then press Go
Sunny Dunes
- Patterns
- Fix the mistake in a program
- Sorting
- A mixed finale
Frosty Peaks
- Repeating steps (a first loop)
- Slippery ice
- Signposts
- A memory path
- Odd one out
Rainbow Isles
- Putting a story in order
- Reading a treasure map
- Building bridges
- A mirror garden
- Moving two friends together
Along the way children meet early coding ideas: sequencing, directions, planning ahead, patterns, finding and fixing mistakes, loops and simple rules.
Rewards that grow
Sticker book
A new sticker for every level, collected in a sticker book.
Sticker world
Put stickers anywhere on four big pictures and make a scene.
A castle
Built one piece at a time, with every section your child finishes.
Eight characters
Play as the robot, the princess, a little dragon and more.
Calm by design
No timers
Children play at their own pace.
No fail screens
A wrong move is a little wobble, and hints appear after two tries.
Gentle
Soft colours, quiet sounds, and highlights that glow slowly instead of flashing.
Short levels
Sized for short attention spans.
Take a look
Try it free
Play a big part of the game for free, right here in your browser or in the app. If your child enjoys it, one purchase in the app unlocks the rest.
Free
Free download, or play in your browser
- The practice room and levels 1 to 4 of all 17 sections (68 levels)
- Play as the robot or the princess
- Sticker book and sticker world
Full game
One-time purchase
- Levels 5 to 10 in every section (102 more levels)
- Six more characters to play as
- The castle: a new piece, and a new friend, for every section finished
- Pay once. No subscription, nothing else to buy.
Bought through Google Play or the App Store, which show the price in your currency. The purchase sits behind a grown-ups question, so children can't buy by accident.
For grown-ups
Made to be safe to hand over.
- No ads, everNo adverts and no links out of the game for children.
- No accountsNo sign-up, no login, no email address.
- No data collectedProgress stays on the device. We don't collect anything about you or your child. Privacy policy
- A grown-ups gateSettings and the shop sit behind a sum for adults.
- Progress and tipsSee what your child has done, and find tips for playing together, in the grown-ups settings.
- Works offlineNo internet needed to play.
Questions
What ages is it for?
Children aged about 4 and 5. Nothing needs reading: every game is shown in pictures first.
Which devices does it run on?
Android phones and tablets (Android 7.0 or newer), and iPhone and iPad (iOS 15 or newer). The free game also plays in a web browser on a tablet, phone or computer; progress is saved in that browser.
Is there a subscription?
No. The game is free to download, and the full game is a single one-time purchase.
Does it collect information about my child?
No. There are no accounts, ads or analytics, and progress is saved only on the device. Read the privacy policy.