Are these games safe for kids?

Yes. There are no ads, no chat with strangers and no accounts for players. Only people with your room code can join your game.

Do they cost anything?

Bluff Buffet, Would Eat, Big Cheese and the daily Picnic Panic board are free. Impasta, Breadwinner and the Picnic Panic race come in the Launch Pack, which the host buys once ($5 at launch). Players never pay or sign up.

Food games for kids

Two of the games here suit kids who are still learning to read, and two more work once they can write a sentence. There are no ads, and players never sign up.

Picnic Panic1-8 · Phone or TV
Clear the picnic blanket without bumping into the ants. Numbers show how many ants are nearby. Play alone or race the family.
Would Eat1-12 · Phone or TV
Swipe on foods to pick dinner. Kids like getting a vote.
Bluff Buffet2-12 · TV
For readers, around 9 and up. They're surprisingly good at fake descriptions.
Impasta3-10 · Pack
For around 10 and up. Kids learn to give clues that are vague but not too vague.

Playing with younger kids

Pair a younger kid with an adult on one phone. In Picnic Panic, let them play the daily board alone first before racing anyone.

Questions

Are these games safe for kids?: Yes. There are no ads, no chat with strangers and no accounts for players. Only people with your room code can join your game.
Do they cost anything?: Bluff Buffet, Would Eat, Big Cheese and the daily Picnic Panic board are free. Impasta, Breadwinner and the Picnic Panic race come in the Launch Pack, which the host buys once ($5 at launch). Players never pay or sign up.