Halloween games for kids
Four new Halloween games, all cute rather than scary: friendly ghosts, smiling pumpkins and a witch who just wants to deliver candy.
Pumpkin Carver (5–7) lets kids carve jack-o'-lanterns for 12 animal neighbours and light them up. Ghost Hide & Seek (5–7) hides giggling ghosts under beds and inside teapots while practising counting and position words. Broom Delivery (8–10) is a one-button flying game over a moonlit town, and Potion Lab (11–12) is a logic puzzle where every ingredient changes the brew by its own rule.
All four work on phones, tablets and computers, and the first levels of each are free to play.
Games
- Pumpkin Carver (ages 5–7): Carve jack-o'-lanterns for 12 animal neighbours, light the candle and fill the porch with glowing pumpkins!
- Ghost Hide & Seek (ages 5–7): Friendly ghosts are hiding all over the old house — under the bed, behind the curtains, inside the teapot. Can you find them?
- Broom Delivery (ages 8–10): Fly Winnie's broom over the moonlit town, drop candy down the glowing chimneys and dodge the bats — 12 nights of deliveries!
- Potion Lab (ages 11–12): Brew the customer's potion: every ingredient changes the color, glow, fizz or heat by its own rule. 30 recipes, fewest stirs wins!
Questions parents ask
Are these Halloween games scary?
No. There are no jump scares, gore or scary sounds: the ghosts giggle, the pumpkins smile, and bumping into a bat in Broom Delivery just costs a piece of candy.
Is Playzoo free?
Most Playzoo games are completely free, and every game is free to start. An optional family plan ($4.99 a month or $29.99 a year, with a 7-day free trial) unlocks the rest of the bigger games, plus progress sync across devices and family scoreboards.
Are there ads, chat or tracking?
No ads, no chat and no third-party trackers. Playzoo doesn't collect personal information from children, and only parents can have accounts.
What do we need to play?
Just a web browser on a phone, tablet or computer. There's nothing to download or install.