Apps & Games

Learn to play music with 4 instruments: piano, guitar, flute, and drums. Practice popular songs in Learn mode, then switch to Play mode and hit notes to the beat.

Stop the mice from reaching the cheese! Tap the running rodents before they steal your food. 4 difficulty levels and 3 lives — stay alert!

The classic arcade game! Moles pop out of their holes and you must whack them before they disappear. Test your reflexes and aim for the highest score.

Flip cards and find matching pairs in this classic memory game. Train your brain, improve concentration, and clear the board as fast as you can.

Play a realistic game of pool with accurate physics. Aim your shots, control the cue ball, and pocket all the balls for an authentic billiards experience.

The classic 75-ball bingo projected on the table. Every player gets a card around the edge of the surface and an animated drum in the middle draws a new ball every few seconds. Hold your hand over a square to mark it: only numbers that have already been called can be marked. First to complete a line wins the LINE prize, first to fill the whole card shouts BINGO and wins the game.

Up to six players sit around the table, each with their own basket and their own score. Fruit flies out of the middle towards one player at a time: slide your hand along your side of the table to line the basket up and catch it. Berries and cut fruit are worth more, and the rare ones the most. The round lasts 90 seconds and the biggest basket wins. Nothing ever takes points away, so it is a relaxed, sociable game for seniors.

Five coloring pages waiting to be filled in: a mandala, a butterfly, a cat, a cottage and an abstract composition. Move your hands or arms across the projected surface and the colors appear underneath, always neatly inside the lines. Each area snaps shut once it is mostly covered, so nobody has to chase the last corner. Play alone, take turns, or fill a page together as a team.

A memory game projected on the table for one to four players sitting around it. Hold your hand over a card to turn it over and look for the pair among the thirty cards of the panel, all of them everyday objects of a lifetime: the rotary telephone, the sewing machine, the wall clock. Find a pair and you keep it and play again; miss it and the turn passes to your neighbour. There is no clock, so take all the time you want.

Ten photographs of famous cities, each buried under sand, dry leaves, snow, dust or soil. Move your hands or arms across the projected surface and the covering crumbles away where you pass, a little more with every sweep, until the photograph shows through and the city's name appears. Every level is open from the start and none of them can be lost — pick a card and dig at your own pace, alone, taking turns or all together.