Information for parents

kids.gamepix.com · Last updated: 25 July 2026

GamePix KIDS is a small, deliberately limited corner of GamePix built for young children. There is nothing to install, nothing to sign up for, and nothing for a child to type in. They tap a picture and the game starts.

1. How we choose the games

Every game on this page is reviewed by a person on the GamePix content team before it appears. We start from the titles our publishing partners have classified for young players, then apply our own checks. A game is only included when it meets all of the following:

• Gameplay a pre-reader can understand without instructions.
• No realistic violence, weapons, frightening imagery, gambling mechanics or mature themes.
• No chat, no comments, no user profiles and no way to reach another player.
• No purchases, no currency, no reward loops that push a child to keep playing.
• No links out of the game, and no request for any personal information.
• Artwork that is unmistakably made for children, so the page is easy for a child to navigate by picture alone.
• Transparency about AI-assisted content

The selection is intentionally short: a hand-picked set of roughly ten to twenty games we have looked at closely, rather than thousands we have not. We add a game only after it has passed every check above.

2. What you will not find here

• No advertising. This section runs without ads. There is no advertising SDK, no ad slot and no ad network involved.
• No tracking. No analytics, no advertising identifiers, no fingerprinting, no cross-site profiling.
• No accounts. Nothing to register, no email address, no nickname, no avatar.
• No social features. No chat, no messages, no leaderboards with names, no sharing buttons.
• No downloads. Games run in the browser and nothing is installed on the device.

3. The parental gate

Any link that would take a visitor away from GamePix KIDS is protected by a simple multiplication question. It is designed to be easy for an adult and awkward for a young child, so a child cannot accidentally leave this section or open an email window. The answer is never stored or sent anywhere.

4. A note on screen time

Nothing here is designed to keep a child playing. There are no streaks, no daily rewards, no notifications and no autoplay from one game into the next. When a game ends, it ends. We suggest agreeing a time limit before you hand the device over, and using your device’s own screen time controls to enforce it.

5. Tell us about a game

If a game feels wrong for this section, we want to know, and we would rather remove it while we look into it than leave it up. Write to us from the contact page with the name of the game and what concerned you. We confirm receipt without undue delay and normally reply with the outcome within five working days.

• How we choose the games
• What you will not find here
• The parental gate
• A note on screen time
• Tell us about a game

6. Transparency about AI-assisted content

Some visual assets (such as game icons, banners and promotional images) and game descriptions on this website may be created or enhanced with the assistance of generative AI tools. All AI-assisted content is reviewed by our team before publication.