Video games for babies unveiled

An enterprising US company has invented a collection of video games that even a baby can play.

Kneebouncers allows gamers to play by simply hitting a pc keyboard – and was the brainchild of Jim Robinson (no relation to the fictional Neighbours legend, MCV understands).

Kotaku reports that most of the activities are basic flash animations that animate when a button is pressed, ‘almost like turning the page in a storybook’.

Robinson said:

"KneeBouncers was created for the ittiest of the bittiest. Our goal is to provide you and your family with a whole lot of thumping, bumping, crashing, bashing, smashing, splashing, popping, bopping, wiggling and especially giggling."

About MCV Staff

Check Also

authors 1 [Guest post] What Gamescom 2026 Means for Games Investment

[Guest post] What Gamescom 2026 Means for Games Investment

Gamescom 2026 landed at an odd moment for the industry; money is starting to move again, and the industry's biggest bet in years is about to decide who benefits from it. Behind the demos, the market itself was quietly changing shape.