Brik & Lumi

Brik & Lumi is a colorful open-world adventure game for kids where children can explore, build, discover animals and learn through play. It is also a cartoon your child can step into: in a bright, peaceful world made of blocks, kids build houses and castles, care for animals, play soccer with them, drive trains and uncover hidden secrets — at their own pace. A warm narrator speaks to your child in their own language, so even a three-year-old who can't read yet knows what to do. One purchase and the whole world is theirs: no ads, no in-game purchases and no chat with strangers. WHY PARENTS CHOOSE BRIK & LUMI • Straight from the cartoon into the game. Brik & Lumi is also a cartoon series on YouTube, recorded in this very game world. After an episode, kids can walk into the same little houses and meadows and meet the same animals. • Truly made for the youngest. In Toddler mode, Brik walks around obstacles by himself, buildings grow with a single click, and a voice explains everything. No reading, no getting stuck, no frustration. • A narrator in 38 languages. Every message is read aloud, in a male or female voice. The game language can be switched in the settings, so play can also become a first taste of Spanish, French or German. • A safe world. No ads, no microtransactions, no chat or contact with strangers, no monsters and no fighting. Nobody can lose here — nights are calm and the animals are friends. • Animals with feelings. They love treats, make friends with your child and follow them around, show tricks and play hide-and-seek. A mother watches over her little ones, and an animal that gets aimed at with the bow takes offense and walks away. Kids learn empathy without lectures. • Real knowledge. The narrator shares real facts about animals, plants and weather at the moment of discovery. A compass and lands in all four directions teach geography, and building layer by layer teaches planning. • A game that keeps growing. New lands, toys and tasks arrive in free updates that the Microsoft Store installs automatically. • Bilingual families. In the United States, the game can be switched between English and Español at any time. NEW IN VERSION 2.4 • Toddler 3.0 — Brik walks around trees and walls by himself, hops up steps, bounces over low walls as if on a spring and leaps out of ponds like a dolphin. Lumi says out loud why they are taking a different path. • Buildings grow by themselves — a cottage, a rainbow tower, a fort, a playground, a lighthouse, a garden or a castle rises in front of your child in seconds while Brik taps away with his hammer. • World secrets — glowing star fragments, robot parts and a lost bell wait in the forest, under water and on hilltops. Whoever finds them opens the Star Gate to Cloud Land, assembles the robot Little Brik — Brik's younger brother — and builds a little church with a bell tower. • Cloud Land — islands of clouds high above the world: light jumps, pink trampolines, rainbow bridges and candy trees, and rainbow shoes for three golden stars. • Flowers and flower crowns — Brik picks meadow flowers and weaves them into crowns for the animals, and the puppy gets a flower collar. • Explorer — 209 tasks and 10 step-by-step adventures: Little Train Driver, Athlete, Picnic, Gardener, Sailor and more. Tasks don't repeat over and over. • Brik plays on his own, just like in the cartoon — he builds, wanders and visits the animals, and your child can take over at any moment. FOUR WAYS TO PLAY • Toddler (ages 2–6) — arrow keys or a gamepad, Space to hop, Enter to build, the mouse turns the camera. Kids lead Brik themselves, or let him play on his own and watch the fun like a cartoon. • Adventure (ages 7–14) — daily goals and stars, tasks from Giggles, building challenges with blueprints, a treasure map and an explorer album with stickers and badges. • Explore the World — the same world without points or tasks: free building and discovery. • Brik Buddy — once switched on in the settings, Brik walks beside your child, builds a house, a tower or a garden on request, gives high fives and comes up with his own activities. Each mode keeps its own saved world, and the play style can be changed during the game. BUILDING • Colorful blocks, ready-made blueprints, a rainbow hammer, digging layer by layer, tunnels and chambers deep underground. • Lamps, lanterns and glowing tiles — kids light up their own houses and tunnels. • A railway just like the real thing — tracks laid with a click, switches, stations with a platform and a clock, signals and level crossings with flashing lights and barriers. Trains wait for a clear track and stop for animals, and in the driver's cab your child drives the train. BALL GAMES AND TOYS • Animal soccer match — just leave the ball: the animals mark out a level pitch with turf, goals and a scoreboard, then play a match with strikers and goalkeepers. Kids join in by kicking the ball, or cheer from the colorful stands. • The puppy fetches the ball, and the presents hold soap bubbles, a kite, a bow for target practice and a rainbow hammer. SEARCHING AND COLLECTING • Flowers, mushrooms, fruit, berries and curious little plants — just point and click. • Diving for shells, pearls and treasure chests. • A treasure map, a compass, signposts, land stamps and stickers with real facts. ANIMALS AND NATURE • More than 15 species: cows, sheep, goats, llamas, camels, elephants, giraffes, zebras, pandas, penguins, flamingos, ducks, chickens, foxes, a puppy, a kitten and a bear friend. • Feeding, a beehive and honey, planting, watering and harvesting, bees landing on flowers. A WORLD THAT AMAZES • Snow Land in the north, a desert with pyramids in the south, steppe in the east, mountains in the west, plus lakes, the sea and canyons. • Real light: sunrises and sunsets, sunbeams in the forest, calm nights with crickets, views to the horizon and a drone view. • Smooth and comfortable: 120 frames per second by default on new computers, graphics settings for older ones, custom keys and gamepad support. Brik & Lumi is made by Solar Deeds Games, an independent studio from Poland — for kids who love to build, and for parents who want to give them something good.