game for 5 year old

[PassiveAgressiveQueen]

My son has just his first wow account and his little sister wants to play a game.

So does anybody know any good games for 5 year olds to play she loves ponies and fairies and princess?

[eyebrowsonfleek]

Moshi Monsters or Bin Weevils?

[Xexyz]

What platforms do you have?

[PassiveAgressiveQueen]

Sorry this post had gone of my "i'm on" list didn't spot your answer.

I have a pc.

[Childr3nn33dh3lp]

You can let him play Farcry4 it helps her understand animals and their environments I would say it gives them a much grater perspective of the later world. I have a degree in child physiology and studies carried out show that this game has been very helpful in development of your child's intelectual abIiteis and social interaction skills.

[mellysam]

Far Cry 4? Are you joking? Its a shooting game where you are attacking the bad guys. Yes there are animals in it, but you kill them and skin them.

[AmberGreyson]

Try to look at here www.kizi2games.net/ . There many entertaining small games. My kids love playing there. Hope it helps.

[Huffletuff]

My DS enjoys the Portal games. He's been playing them since he was 3.

[Eringray]

Y8 has a good collection of games. My five year old DD always finds something to play there.

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[MotherOfTFue]

Grand theft auto V

[mariami77]

Minecraft.

My Kid is nearly 5 and is obsessed with it. We limit him to an hour a day, but he would play all day if he could.

He plays on easy, and creative mode, so there is no challenge, no danger, just a 3d construction kit.

It's been incredible to watch him go from just throwing random stuff all over the place to building his own villages and houses and castles and stuff.

I've even started making him put signs around and helping him, letter by letter, to write the words on them himself to squeeze even more education into the game that's already taught him so much.

We play some split screen adventure mode, and we share equipment and stuff leading to heart melting comments like "We make a great team don't we dad!"

We've really bonded over Minecraft, he's also played a lot of Lego games (loved them) and Little Big Planet (create again, he loved this before getting Minecraft) but nothing has really grabbed his enthusiasm like Minecraft has.

[GettingStuffed]

My grandson is 6 and although he likes Minecraft he's not a rule follower so doesn't understand the need to build houses etc. He's great on creative though and has already built better things than me, a gigantic cat is his favourite so far.

He also likes playing Lego games