No ads, no purchases
There is nothing to buy and no advert to tap by mistake. The whole game is free.
Peachy Lane is a gentle life sim where children design a character, look after a home and explore a small town, at their own pace.
Brush teeth, pick an outfit, open the curtains.
School, the doctor, the park, the funfair.
Cook soup step by step, then everyone eats.
Peachy Lane was made for a child holding a tablet alone, and for the parent who handed it over.
There is nothing to buy and no advert to tap by mistake. The whole game is free.
The game never connects to anything. It works on a plane, in a tent, anywhere.
No accounts, no analytics. Names and drawings stay on the tablet.
No scores and no timers to beat. Just curiosity, one tap at a time.
Invite a sibling's character as a guest and play side by side, each with a finger of their own. No second device, no taking turns.
Two characters, two fingers, one game.
Children take photos of the scenes they build and keep them in a memory book. A parent can save a favorite to the photo library, after the grown up question.
Photos of the worlds they built.
Height, skin tone, twelve hairstyles, five outfit types, freckles and rosy cheeks, plus doctor, chef, firefighter, builder and artist outfits.
Bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and garden. Pick the wallpaper, tuck everyone into bed, brush teeth, plant strawberries and carrots.
Soup and pancakes, one step at a time, then everyone sits down to eat together.
Hop on the bus to the school, the doctor, the vet, the park, the shops and the funfair.
Two children on one tablet: bring a sibling's character along and play at the same time.
Find surprises hidden in every place, fill the sticker album, and keep photos of your scenes in the memory book.
Yes. There are no in-app purchases, no subscriptions and no ads.
No. Peachy Lane never connects to the internet and collects no data.
Children aged 4 to 9. It is designed with icons, so it works before a child can read.
Free, and coming soon to iPad, iPhone and Android.