💡 Game concept

The principle is simple: discover and memorize the position of each color in order to form all the pairs. Each round, you can select two keys to reveal the colors. If they match, you win the pair; if not, they hide again.

⭐️ Why adopt it

Improves visual memory: Promotes the ability to identify and remember the position of each color.

Develops concentration: The game requires attention to progress effectively.

Age : Ideal for all ages, adults and children alike will find a challenge suited to their level.

💡 Game concept

Erase Everything is a simple and addictive game where the goal is to remove the color from each of the 16 illuminated keys, one by one. Once the pad is completely emptied of its color, a new color appears and the challenge begins again. The principle is fun, relaxing, and accessible to all.

⭐️ Why adopt it

Relaxing: Ideal for unwinding or clearing your head.

Easy to handle: Suitable from 18 months.

Fun and endless: There is no end, allowing you to replay again and again.

Stimulates dexterity: Strengthens hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.

Age : From 18 month

💡 Game concept

Music Jam is a creative and musical game that lets you choose from four instruments (piano, flute, percussion, or guitar) to play freely on a 16-key pad. Each key produces a note corresponding to the selected instrument, offering the opportunity to compose short melodies, let your imagination run wild, or simply have fun discovering a variety of sounds.

⭐️ Why adopt it

Stimulates creativity: Promotes free, unconstrained artistic expression.

Develops the musical ear: Allows you to become familiar with different instrument timbres.

Encourages discovery: Children learn to distinguish sounds and associate each note with the correct instrument.

Age: Accessible to all, no prior musical skills required, you can play from a very young age!

💡 Game concept

I'm Learning Music: Brother John is an educational and musical game that helps children memorize the note sequences of the nursery rhyme Frère Jacques. Thanks to the Fabli, each passage of the melody is presented visually and audibly, so that the player can gradually repeat and assimilate the entire song.

⭐️ Why adopt it

Introduce to music: A fun way to discover and understand the structure of a nursery rhyme.

Develops auditory and visual memory: Children learn to recognize sounds and associate them with the corresponding keys/lights.

Builds self-confidence: Gradual success with the melody encourages the child to continue their efforts.

Age: 4+ (or even before, with the help of an adult).

💡Game concept

Escape! is a game of visual agility and concentration. The goal is to connect a blue key to a green key, while avoiding the red traps that appear at the beginning of each game. The challenge intensifies as the number of red traps increases, forcing players to think and plan their path within a limited time.

🧩 How to play

The blue and green keys are visible on the pad.

A number of red keys (1 to 5) are visible for a few seconds.

Before they disappear, observe the layout of the reds to find the safest route.

Connect the blue key to the green key while avoiding the red traps!

⭐️ Why adopt it

Stimulates visual memory: Quickly memorize the position of the red traps before they disappear. Strengthens hand-eye,

coordination: Memorize the position of all the pieces and draw a safe path to escape!

Age: 3+