Ori keeps a building spot at the edge of the village. Shapes go in, little houses and bridges come out, and somebody always trots in to look. Sometimes they stay.
In one game you build something new out of flat shapes. In the other, half a house waits by the creek, and you pick the pieces for its other side. No hurry in either one: try as often as you like.
My Sticker Book
Slide the shape stickers into place and watch the page bloom.
Half a House
Tap the piece that fits, finish the house, see who shows up.
This shelf keeps our building games together: shape games for kids, where flat shapes become something whole. In My Sticker Book your child slides flat shape stickers onto a plan page, and the finished build turns into a painted picture with somebody small arriving to look. In Half a House a little house by the creek has one side built and the other open, and she taps the piece that fits each glowing spot. Both are made for ages 4 to 9 and share the same house rules: no timer, no score, no hurry, no penalty for a piece that lands somewhere odd, no sign-in, and free. What we are trying to build is a corner where making something whole out of small pieces is the whole game.