Xbox One Games for Kids

(Rated E10+ : Fantasy Violence)Just about every kid has fallen in love with Minecraft. Minecraft is like a limitless digital box of Legos, where kids can create anything they can imagine. The best part? Kids can’t choke on the pieces. Kids roam through open world pixilated landscapes, picking up cube shaped blocks and resources, which can be used to build structures and craft weapons. There are occasionally scary monsters that kids have to defend against, but the game can be set on peaceful to remove them.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence)Kids who love light sabers, toys, and video games will love Disney Infinity 3.0. The game lets kids bring Disney Infinity Star Wars toys into the video game. The basic pack includes both Anakin and Ahsoka Tano, though additional toys can be purchased as well. With kid friendly content, the game features mild cartoony violence and a Toy Box mode that allows kids to build their own worlds for their toys to play in.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief)Children will bring in toys that fly, race, and swim into this Skylanders game. The game now features vehicle toys along with characters. The game includes one car and 2 figures. While there are many toys, kids just need 3 vehicles, one of each type, to unlock the complete game. With cartoony violence, kids will love using the various weapons to destroy enemies and the story will keep them entertained with typical kid humor.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Crude Humor)Now kids can build and transfer their Lego creations into a video game with Lego Dimensions. The game comes with Batman, Gandalf, Wyldstyle, and the Batmobile. Additional toys are sold separately. Expect typical cartoony violence found in all Lego games as kids beat up the baddies. With characters from Scooby Doo, Jurassic Park, and Lord of The Rings, it’s a completely new dimension in the world of Legos.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence)Lego games are great for kids but there is something special about LEGO Marvel Super Heroes. Kids can play as their favorite Marvel characters including Iron Man, Spider-Man, Hulk, Captain America, and Wolverine. There are so many cool characters to choose from. With typical cartoony violence, its kid friendly game play and storyline will appeal to just about any comic book fan of any age.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief)Rayman Legends is as close as you are going to get to Mario on Xbox One. The game is charming, free spirited, and, most importantly, fun. Filled with gorgeous side scrolling levels, the game looks wonderful and plays like a charm. There is mild cartoony violence with the main character punching, shooting, and blowing up but it is rather harmless.

(Rated E : Mild Cartoon Violence)Snoopy is a great game for younger kids. There is minimal violence as Snoopy simply stuns enemies. The game takes place over several levels as Snoopy hops through levels collecting jelly beans. The coolest part? Snoopy can switch outfits to gain new abilities. With a low difficulty level, it is designed not to be frustrating for little ones. Parents or an older sibling can even take control of Woodstock and help along.

(Rated E10+ : Mild Language, Mild Suggestive Themes, Alcohol & Violent References)The latest NBA 2K put kids in the shoes of their favorite basketball players with authentic player models, solid game play, and a rich solo and multiplayer experience. The game is suitable for kids of all ages though kids might want to skip the MyPlayer story mode, which contains references to violence, mild language, suggestive comments, suicide, and alcohol.

(Rated E)Are you ready for the super bowl? Kids get to step out of the football field with their favorite NFL players with the newest Madden. It features the biggest game play advancements in years with improvements to the passing game. Kids can now position the ball so only their teammates can snag the ball. Go long!

(Rated E10+ : Mild Lyrics, Mild Suggestive Themes)In case your kids won’t stop listening to “Let It Go”, Just Dance features it. This game will have the entire family dancing to over 40 hits. While Kinect can be used, Just Dance 2016 doesn’t require it. The game has the ability to use a mobile phone as controller. Some songs do contain adult references but it is line with what you hear on the radio.

(Rated E10+ : Fantasy Violence)Just about every kid has fallen in love with Minecraft. Minecraft is like a limitless digital box of Legos, where kids can create anything they can imagine. The best part? Kids can’t choke on the pieces. Kids roam through open world pixilated landscapes, picking up cube shaped blocks and resources, which can be used to build structures and craft weapons. There are occasionally scary monsters that kids have to defend against, but the game can be set on peaceful to remove them.

(Rated T : Violence, Blood, Suggestive Themes, Use of Alcohol)With crafting, building, and battling, Terraria is very similar to Minecraft except it takes place in a 2D world reminiscent of early Nintendo games. Kids are encouraged to explore the world so they can craft cool items and build cool structures. Weapons like swords, axes, and bows are used to destroy enemies. Unfortunately the game’s dialogue sometimes contains references to adult sexual themes, which may be inappropriate for younger kids.

(Rated E10+ : Fantasy Violence, Mild Language)Minecraft: Story Mode is an adventure game spinoff with Minecraft characters. With a family friendly storyline, it’s like watching a playable Saturday morning TV show. Kids play Jessie who is on a quest to reunite his friends. Kids’ decisions in the game impact how the story unfolds as they select between narrative choices, complete puzzles, and use quick reflexes . There really is no objectionable content. With occasional cartoony violence, kids use weapons to defeat enemies.

(Rated E10+ : Fantasy Violence)Project Spark from Microsoft Game Studios allows kids to create, play and share their own games, stories, and worlds. Kids can even program their own characters. It’s sort of a grownup version of Minecraft. For younger kids, it can be complicated as they are so many choices and menus. Still, it’s a great way to get kids of all ages interested in game design and programming. The best part? It is now free on the Xbox One store.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence)Kids who love light sabers, toys, and video games will love Disney Infinity 3.0. The game lets kids bring Disney Infinity Star Wars toys into the video game. The basic pack includes both Anakin and Ahsoka Tano, though additional toys can be purchased as well. With kid friendly content, the game features mild cartoony violence and a Toy Box mode that allows kids to build their own worlds for their toys to play in.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief)Children will bring in toys that fly, race, and swim into this Skylanders game. The game now features vehicle toys along with characters. The game includes one car and 2 figures. While there are many toys, kids just need 3 vehicles, one of each type, to unlock the complete game. With cartoony violence, kids will love using the various weapons to destroy enemies and the story will keep them entertained with typical kid humor.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Crude Humor)Now kids can build and transfer their Lego creations into a video game with Lego Dimensions. The game comes with Batman, Gandalf, Wyldstyle, and the Batmobile. Additional toys are sold separately. Expect typical cartoony violence found in all Lego games as kids beat up the baddies. With characters from Scooby Doo, Jurassic Park, and Lord of The Rings, it’s a completely new dimension in the world of Legos.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Crude Humor)Skylanders Trap team allows kids to control toy characters brought into the game. This time around kids get to pull the bad guys out of the game and use their powers for good. The game comes with 2 characters, but kids are going to want more characters to get the full experience. Although there are weapons, there is no blood. It’s all cartoony violence. The storyline is funny and entertaining though some scenes may scare kids under 4.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence)If your kids love Marvel Super Heroes, they will love using their favorite marvel toys to defeat Loki, Goblin, and Ronin. The starter set include 3 Avengers: Iron man, Thor and Black Widow. Kids get to use Thor’s Hammer, Iron Man’s pulse attack, and Black Window’s invisibility. How cool is that? Additional characters, play sets, and power discs unlock additional missions. There is no blood but the game does feature cartoony weapons that you usually see in comic book movies.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence)Skylanders Swap Force features interchangeable toys that can be brought into the video game. Kids will love swapping body parts to create new figures with different power ups. The game comes with 3 toys, the portal of power, and the game. The fun part is collecting additional toys, which open up new sections of the game. The game is not violent at all except for mild cartoony violence.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence)Lego games are great for kids but there is something special about LEGO Marvel Super Heroes. Kids can play as their favorite Marvel characters including Iron Man, Spider-Man, Hulk, Captain America, and Wolverine. There are so many cool characters to choose from. With typical cartoony violence, its kid friendly game play and storyline will appeal to just about any comic book fan of any age.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence)It’s Lego! It’s Batman! Kids will love it. In LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, kids must save the world from being destroyed by Brainiac using both superheroes and villains. For comic book fans, this one even has TV’s Adam West as Batman. Like other Lego games, there is a lot of cartoony violence as characters use weapons and super powers to fight. It’s a great game for parents and children to sit and play together.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Crude Humor)Who doesn’t love dinosaurs? Kids can relive and experience all four Jurassic films in LEGO Jurassic World. Of course, it is Jurassic Park so it includes dangerous dinosaurs and cartoony weapons. With mild cartoony violence, kids will enjoy its delightful mix of humor and fun. The game stays true to the kid friendly LEGO formula and kids will love the easy game play and story line. The coolest part? Kids can unlock fun facts about dinosaurs.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief)Based on the film, the LEGO movie lets kids relive their favorite scenes from the movie. The game follows Emmet who must battle the evil Lord Business. The game has a great storyline with a nice message about never giving up and that we are all special. It’s got all the silliness, simple game play, and puzzles of other Lego games. There is violence as kids destroy robots with guns and turrets but it is nothing more than you would see in the movie.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief)LEGO The Hobbit is a game inspired by the first two Hobbit movies in the trilogy of films. The game follows the movies very well. If your kids love the other LEGO games, then kids will like LEGO The Hobbit. Heroes use cartoony weapons, based on the film, to destroy enemies. While it sticks to the proven formula, kids who love the movies will have a blast. What could be more fun than controlling your favorite Hobbit characters?

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief)The Avengers assemble for the first time ever in their very own videogame. The game features storylines from Marvel: The Avengers and Marvel Avengers: Age of Ultron. Kids will be able to play as their favorite Avengers (Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, and others). Violence is cartoonish as the characters beat up and use their super powers to destroy enemies. With classic Lego game play, it’s a fun, engaging, and family friendly experience.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief)Rayman Legends is as close as you are going to get to Mario on Xbox One. The game is charming, free spirited, and, most importantly, fun. Filled with gorgeous side scrolling levels, the game looks wonderful and plays like a charm. There is mild cartoony violence with the main character punching, shooting, and blowing up but it is rather harmless.

(Rated E : Mild Cartoon Violence)Snoopy is a great game for younger kids. There is minimal violence as Snoopy simply stuns enemies. The game takes place over several levels as Snoopy hops through levels collecting jelly beans. The coolest part? Snoopy can switch outfits to gain new abilities. With a low difficulty level, it is designed not to be frustrating for little ones. Parents or an older sibling can even take control of Woodstock and help along.

(Rated E : Mild Cartoon Violence)Kids can discover what made Mega Man an iconic videogame character with Mega Man Legacy Collection. This distinct collection captures the original six Mega Man games. Kids control Mega Man as he hops and shoots his way through levels packed with enemies and obstacles.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief)Adventure Time: Finn and Jake Investigations is a 3-D story-based game based on Adventure Time. It’s like stepping into an episode of Adventure Time. Kids will explore locations and solve puzzles. It’s a great point and click adventure sure to satisfy fans of the cartoon.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence)Based on the Kung Fu Panda movie, this fighter has kids playing with cartoony characters to beat up each other. Similar to Nintendo’s Smash Brothers, kids can escape by jumping around the environment. The characters mostly kick and punch each other though some characters wield weapons.

(Rated E : Comic Mischief, Mild Cartoon Violence)This is the same game that is found on your phone with a few extra levels. The biggest change? It costs over 30 times more. If your kid loves Angry Birds, get it on your phone and save some money.

(Rated T : Lyrics)Every kid dreams about being a rock star. Now they can with Rock Band. The game lets kids play plastic guitars and drums. There is even a microphone for singing. Points are scored based on rhythm and accuracy. Some of the lyrics contain questionable references to drugs, sex, and violence which may not be appropriate for younger children.

(Rated T : Lyrics)Have your kids ever wanted to be on stage? Guitar Hero Live puts kids on the stage with a guitar shaped controller. Kids simply have to play the correct colored button to match the on screen rhythm. Parents should note that some of the lyrics do contain references to drugs and alcohol.

(Rated E)Konami’s Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 delivers the most amazing soccer experience. The game truly captures the essence of the sport and kids who love soccer will appreciate that. It’s a better simulation than the FIFA games from EA. With fluid game play and animation, the game is incredibly fun and addictive. The game is vastly improved over last year’s edition and the game features a new and improved Perfect Defense system. It’s a goal!

(Rated E10+ : Mild Language, Mild Suggestive Themes, Alcohol & Violent References)The latest NBA 2K put kids in the shoes of their favorite basketball players with authentic player models, solid game play, and a rich solo and multiplayer experience. The game is suitable for kids of all ages though kids might want to skip the MyPlayer story mode, which contains references to violence, mild language, suggestive comments, suicide, and alcohol.

(Rated E)Are you ready for the super bowl? Kids get to step out of the football field with their favorite NFL players with the newest Madden. It features the biggest game play advancements in years with improvements to the passing game. Kids can now position the ball so only their teammates can snag the ball. Go long!

(Rated E10+ : Mild Violence)NHL 16 is a major improvement over NHL 15. With improved graphics and a variety of options, NHL 15 is a superior game in virtually every way. Hockey fans will love the return of fan-favorites such as EA Sports Hockey League (EASHL) and the enhanced Be A Pro mode. The graphics and presentation are also first-rate and lend to a more enjoyable and realistic hockey experience.

(Rated E)FIFA 16 improves on the prior installation in almost every way imaginable. The finessed controls and presentation help make this a top-notch simulation of the sport. Hands-down this is the best FIFA game to date. Off the pitch options are simply unrivaled. The game features new defensive AI which allows players to be more aware of dangerous space on the pitch, accounting for the ball and their opponent.

(Rated T : Blood, Language, Suggestive Themes, Use of Alcohol, Violence)WWE 2K is a game only for die hard wrestling fans. Kids can step into the ring with their favorite wrestlers. All of the wrestler’s signature moves are represented here along with the usual kicks and punches. Some wrestlers have revealing clothing, make obscene gestures, and drink alcohol but it is what you expect on a game based on the TV program.

(Rated E)While it has an arcadey feel, most kids will want to skip the NBA live series. The game’s clumsy controls, awful AI, and terrible animation keep the game from making even a layup.

(Rated E)Farming simulator gives kids the ability to run their own farm. With this sim, kids can pretend they own a real farm. They will plant crops, drive around with tractors, and herd cattle as they manage resources. It’s a slow paced game that simulates doing things on the farm. It’s great for kids of all ages but younger kids may need a little help with what to do.

(Rated E10+ : Mild Violence)Who wouldn’t want to build their own roller coaster? Kids will learn about motion as they design, build, and ride virtual roller coasters. It’s a game about making and breaking roller coasters. The object is to keep the roller coasters on the track. Poorly designed roller coasters will cause bodies to fly from their seats. In destruction mode, kids are encouraged to cause damage to earn points. It’s all done in the name of science.

(Rated E)With Monopoly Plus, Scrabble, Risk, and Trivial Pursuit Live, Hasbro Family Fun Pack is a fun game to play with kids of all ages. With 4 classic games, it brings the classic board games to life on the big screen. Up to 6 players can play as everyone passes the controller around. The best part? You don’t have to worry about losing game pieces.

(Rated E)Monopoly Family fun pack brings the classic game of Monopoly to the big screen. Family game nights will never be the same! This digital version will captivate kids and families and keep them coming back again and again – delivering fantastic replayability value.

(Rated E)While it may look realistic, Trackmania Turbo is an exciting arcade racing game with crazy track designs that is perfect for kids. There is nothing more thrilling than barreling through loops and jumping of an elevated canyon. With over 200 tracks, kids will love the winding roller coaster like tracks.

(Rated E )Forza Motorsport 6 delivers the premiere auto racing simulation on Xbox One. The coolest part? While it is a sim, kids can opt for the simple arcade style controls. Nobody gets hurt when the cars crash and there is no illegal street driving. The game is loaded with over 450 cars, 26 world-famous tracks, and it boasts 24-player races. If your kid loves cars, this game offers one of the best racing experiences.

(Rated E10+ : Mild Language, Mild Violence)In Trials Fusion, kids will love using motorcycles to make their way past the challenging obstacles courses. There are over 50 excellent tracks. The game play requires a lot of trial and error that may frustrate younger players. The best part? Kids can design their own courses with the track editor.

(Rated E10+ : Mild Violence)With simply arcade controls, kids will love this racing game with a classic cops vs. criminals game play. Kids can choose to be a cop or the criminal on the run, attempting to race their rivals. The game does encourage kids to race from the police and crash into them to slow them down.

(Rated E)Project CARS is a solid racing game for older games and more advanced players. It’s a brilliant racing simulation with stunning visuals – both in track designs and car modeling. The cars are designed to handle very realistically which younger gamers may find too difficult.

(Rated E)F1 2015 has kids racing around in real Formula One track on real tracks. This game is a pure simulation with difficult and sensitive controls for young children to master.

(Rated E : Mild Language)With 100 motorbikes, Ride lets kids ride motorcycles on 15 closed circuit tracks. This is not really a game for kids as it is designed to be realistic. Along with the dated graphics, the game has horrible load times which may disappoint young kids just wanting to play something.

(Rated E)This low budget rally racing game has pretty poor driving mechanics. Braking, steering, and stepping on the gas just don’t feel right. It’s not the best racing game.

(Rated E : Mild Suggestive Themes)Kids get to race around with dirt bikes in MX vs. ATV. The only problem? With stiff animation and heavy draw in, the game looks and feels 10 years old. The controls just don’t work. You can barely control your driver without them zooming off the course.

(Rated E10+ : Alcohol Reference, Mild Suggestive Themes, Mild Violence, Use of Tobacco)The latest iteration of MotoGP 15 features an expanded career mode, new game modes, and improved game physics and AI. It’s really for kids who really like motorcycles though the difficult controls may keep younger players from enjoying it. The game does feature videos with suggestive content, slow motion crashes, and few mild references to alcohol during gameplay.

(Rated T : Blood, Mild Language, Violence)Kids will love battling aliens and humans in this excellent Sci Fi first person shooter. The online mode is not for kids but the single play mode is appropriate for most kids over 10. Kids do play with powerful weapons like pistols, machine guns, and futuristic weapons. While kids do shoot humans and aliens, Halo 5 contain no sexual content or swear words. Compared to other shooters, it is tame and suitable for teens and most tweens.

(Rated T : Fantasy Violence)Fans of Transformers will love the action-packed fun of Transformers: Devastation. Devastation is the name of the game here. Kids will use swords, futuristic guns, and vehicles to destroy the Decepticons. The game features incredible cartoon-quality visuals that make you feel that you are playing a Saturday morning cartoon. With surprisingly deep combat, this is the best Transformers game.

(Rated T : Fantasy Violence)What kid doesn’t love the Ninja Turtles? Turtles fans will get to kick some shell in this action-packed game starring their favorite heroes in a halfshell. The game will star Leonardo, Rafael, Donatello, and Michael-Angelo. With visuals that look straight out of the cartoon, the action heavy combat game has the cartoon violence reminiscent of the show. Even the story is being written by the legendary comic book writer, Tom Waltz. Turtle Power!

(Rated E10+ : Animated Blood, Crude Humor, Fantasy Violence)Plants Vs. Zombies is an online only multiplayer 3rd person shooter that requires an Xbox Live gold account to play. Kids play plants and have to defend their turf from zombies. The colorful and often humorous visuals give off an enjoyable sense of silliness. With weapons like pea shooters, potato mines, and sniping needles, there is a bit of violence but it is cartoony. Because the game is online, children may be subjected to unfriendly chatter.

(Rated T : Violence)Who doesn’t love Star Wars? Star Wars Battlefront is a first person shooter but it has no blood or gore so it perfect for kids 10 and up. Kids will love battling with blasters, lightsabers, rocket launchers, and all of their favorite weapons in the Star Wars universe. The life like graphics make you feel that you are in the world of Star Wars. Explosions, laser effects, and gunfire are very graphic but no different than you would see in the movie. The best part? Kids can hop around as Luke or even ride in an AT-AT Walker.

(Rated E10+ : Lyrics)With the help of Kinect, Disney Fantasia lets kids conduct music with their hands. Kids will conduct music from classic pieces to contemporary music from artists like Lady Gaga and Ninki Minaj. With their hands, kids will use sweeping, punching, and path following movements to match onscreen rhythms. Kids never fail the songs but instead have to reach certain scores, which are very easy to get. Some songs contain inappropriate lyrics but nothing worse than what’s heard on the radio.

(Rated E10+ : Mild Lyrics, Mild Suggestive Themes)In case your kids won’t stop listening to “Let It Go”, Just Dance features it. This game will have the entire family dancing to over 40 hits. While Kinect can be used, Just Dance 2016 doesn’t require it. The game has the ability to use a mobile phone as controller. Some songs do contain adult references but it is line with what you hear on the radio.

(Rated E10+ : Lyrics)With the help of Kinect, kids will love dancing to the hottest tunes from Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, and Rihanna. So if your kids want the shake like Miley Cyrus or can’t get enough of Let It Go, this game is perfect for them. There are some inappropriate lyrics but it’s similar to what is found on the radio. This version does require Kinect.

(Rated E)It’s Just Dance for kids. Now your kids can dance just like the personalities in their favorite Disney shows and movies. The soundtrack is Disney themed with a variety of music so there is nothing inappropriate. It’s a complete blast and kids don’t have to worry about perfecting their dance moves. It’s all about movin’ and groovin’ to the music. So just get up and dance and have a great time! Kinect is required.

(Rated E : Mild Lyrics, Mild Suggestive Themes)Zumba Fitness World Party is a home workout game that takes you on a journey throughout the world. Kids simply mimic the moves of the on screen dancers and the kinect sensor tracks the movement. The game features a solid lineup of hit and world music to keep your workout engaging. It actually is the next best thing to attending a Zumba class. Designed for older kids who care about their fitness, the game contains mild language and suggestive dance moves.

(Rated E : Alcohol Reference, Mild Cartoon Violence, Mild Language)Getting kids to exercise can be a challenge. Using the Kinect, Shape Up is a collection of minigames designed to get kids exercising in front of the TV. Kids will punch ice blocks, shoot aliens, play the piano with their feet, and run from gunfire on a moving train. It turns exercise into a game and gets kids up and moving.

(Rated E)If your kids love animals, then this is the perfect game for them. Kids are tasked with building and managing their own dream zoo. The game features hundreds of realistic animals. There is no questionable content but very young children may need help with the controls. While Kinect is optional, it really is the best way to play as kids can interact with the animals. Kids will love the animal interactivity and parents will love the educational aspect.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Crude Humor)Rabbids Invasion is an interactive TV show that is designed for the family. If you have the Kinect and you have kids, Rabbids Invasion is fun for younger kids. With 40 activities, mini games include match the pose, speed drawing, sticker hunt, and more. The game contains several party games but it will only keep younger kids busy for only a short time.

(Rated E10+ : Mild Violence)Kinect Sports Rivals creates your likeness in a sports competition. Compete against your friends, family and the world over. Using Kinect, there are six mini sports games in all, but none of them offer much in terms of replayability. At first it can be fun to watch your onscreen character mimic your body movement, but it soon becomes a glorified mini game.

(Rated E : Mild Fantasy Violence)With one of the most beautiful art styles, Ori and the Blind Forest is simply stunning. While the game looks like a children’s fairytale, it is actually suited for more experienced gamers than little ones. Kids have to explore the world and pickup new power ups in order to progress through the game. Young players may lose interest with the game’s steep difficulty, but more experienced gamers will find the game to be a real treat.

(Rated E10+ : Fantasy Violence, Use of Alcohol and Tobacco)Child of Light is a 2-D side-scrolling RPG game. The game features great graphics, a compelling story, and a solid combat system. It’s a fun and delightful experience to enjoy. This is one of those games that is worth playing. It’s a beautiful and breathtaking game.

(Rated E10+ : Fantasy Violence, Mild Language)In Max: The Curse of Brotherhood, Kids play Max who has to save his little brother from an evil scientist. With a Disney like look, the game looks like cartoon. Kids use a magic marker to solve platforming physics puzzles that allow Max to get to higher areas or cross dangerous gaps. There are monsters but Max doesn’t fight them. While it can sometimes be difficult, it’s a great game to keep kids busy without any blood or violence.

(Rated E10+ : Fantasy Violence, Mild Language)In this cartoony 2d side scroller, kids play an elephant dressed in commando like clothing. It feels like old school platformers like Sonic and Donkey Kong Country. The graphics look straight out of a comic book from the 70s. With a number of moves, Tembo can bash enemies, destroy buildings, and run over vehicles in the way. There is a bit of violence but it is very cartoony.

(Rated E)Powerstar Golf from Zoe Mode delivers and engaging and fun golf experience. It’s not a simulation like Tiger Woods games. The game delivers great fun and value. This is one of those digital games that delivers great entertainment value for the entire family. It’s great to get together, compete with one another and have an absolute blast. If you love games like Hot Shots Golf, then you’ll love this game. It features a unique style, player customization, cloud play, and a solid physics engine which translate into a great playing golf game.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence)Kids who love light sabers, toys, and video games will love Disney Infinity 3.0. The game lets kids bring Disney Infinity Star Wars toys into the video game. The basic pack includes both Anakin and Ahsoka Tano, though additional toys can be purchased as well. With kid friendly content, the game features mild cartoony violence and a Toy Box mode that allows kids to build their own worlds for their toys to play in.

(Rated E10+ : Lyrics)With the help of Kinect, Disney Fantasia lets kids conduct music with their hands. Kids will conduct music from classic pieces to contemporary music from artists like Lady Gaga and Ninki Minaj. With their hands, kids will use sweeping, punching, and path following movements to match onscreen rhythms. Kids never fail the songs but instead have to reach certain scores, which are very easy to get. Some songs contain inappropriate lyrics but nothing worse than what’s heard on the radio.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief)Children will bring in toys that fly, race, and swim into this Skylanders game. The game now features vehicle toys along with characters. The game includes one car and 2 figures. While there are many toys, kids just need 3 vehicles, one of each type, to unlock the complete game. With cartoony violence, kids will love using the various weapons to destroy enemies and the story will keep them entertained with typical kid humor.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence, Crude Humor)Now kids can build and transfer their Lego creations into a video game with Lego Dimensions. The game comes with Batman, Gandalf, Wyldstyle, and the Batmobile. Additional toys are sold separately. Expect typical cartoony violence found in all Lego games as kids beat up the baddies. With characters from Scooby Doo, Jurassic Park, and Lord of The Rings, it’s a completely new dimension in the world of Legos.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence)Lego games are great for kids but there is something special about LEGO Marvel Super Heroes. Kids can play as their favorite Marvel characters including Iron Man, Spider-Man, Hulk, Captain America, and Wolverine. There are so many cool characters to choose from. With typical cartoony violence, its kid friendly game play and storyline will appeal to just about any comic book fan of any age.

(Rated E10+ : Cartoon Violence)It’s Lego! It’s Batman! Kids will love it. In LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, kids must save the world from being destroyed by Brainiac using both superheroes and villains. For comic book fans, this one even has TV’s Adam West as Batman. Like other Lego games, there is a lot of cartoony violence as characters use weapons and super powers to fight. It’s a great game for parents and children to sit and play together.

(Rated E)With Monopoly Plus, Scrabble, Risk, and Trivial Pursuit Live, Hasbro Family Fun Pack is a fun game to play with kids of all ages. With 4 classic games, it brings the classic board games to life on the big screen. Up to 6 players can play as everyone passes the controller around. The best part? You don’t have to worry about losing game pieces.

(Rated E : Mild Cartoon Violence)Snoopy is a great game for younger kids. There is minimal violence as Snoopy simply stuns enemies. The game takes place over several levels as Snoopy hops through levels collecting jelly beans. The coolest part? Snoopy can switch outfits to gain new abilities. With a low difficulty level, it is designed not to be frustrating for little ones. Parents or an older sibling can even take control of Woodstock and help along.

(Rated E)It’s Just Dance for kids. Now your kids can dance just like the personalities in their favorite Disney shows and movies. The soundtrack is Disney themed with a variety of music so there is nothing inappropriate. It’s a complete blast and kids don’t have to worry about perfecting their dance moves. It’s all about movin’ and groovin’ to the music. So just get up and dance and have a great time! Kinect is required.

(Rated E)If your kids love animals, then this is the perfect game for them. Kids are tasked with building and managing their own dream zoo. The game features hundreds of realistic animals. There is no questionable content but very young children may need help with the controls. While Kinect is optional, it really is the best way to play as kids can interact with the animals. Kids will love the animal interactivity and parents will love the educational aspect.