“That’s not fair!”
One lost game and the pieces land on the floor.
An emotions game
For parentsFor childrenNo app download
Talking about feelings starts with play
Six animated worlds, Filly and Dilly, and questions that help your child name what they feel. Play in the browser, no app to install.
6Worlds of Emotions
No downloadno app needed, it just works!
1Fear
2Anger
3Joy
4Sadness
5Empathy
6Worry
All you need is a browser
Small screen, big adventure
Your phone is enough. One tap and you are in the world of emotions.
The Hey Feelings universe
Six worlds, six emotions
Dive into animated worlds of anger, joy, worry, fear, sadness and empathy.
Interactive board games
A roll of the dice starts the conversation
Roll the dice, take a few steps and find a question you discover together.
Reading the cards
Emotion Cards are more chances to be together
It looks lovely on a tablet too. Sit side by side, read and move ahead.
Listening to dialogues
Dialogues are a moment for your child to play alone
Dialogues, questions and answers read aloud by our characters. Screen time that actually gives something back.
A proven method
The Academy of Emotions in your home
A game built on the Academy of Emotions, a social and emotional learning system used in schools and preschools, created by experts bringing together psychology, psychotherapy and cinema straight from Hollywood.
Phone, tablet, computer
Ready?
Play right now
Tap and play. It runs in the browser, no download and no installation.
Do these moments feel familiar?
Turn the cards to see ways to start a conversation when things are calmer.
“I don’t know”
You ask what happened. The answer stays the same.
“Leave me alone!”
You want to talk. Your child doesn’t want to talk about themselves.
“I don’t want to stop yet!”
It’s time to leave the playground. Laughter has turned to shouting.
“But I’m scared…”
A new situation. Taking the first step feels hard.
“Play with me”
You want to spend time together but can’t think of what to do.
Finding words is hard
Sometimes you don’t know what to say either.
When things are calmer
Start with what the character is feeling.
Sit down to play together. On the board, you will meet characters who struggle, feel afraid or have something to celebrate. You can talk about their expressions and actions before bringing up what happened at home. Your child can talk about themselves, stick with the character's story or skip a question. You can answer too.
Choose a world
Move with the characters
Discover a question
What you practise as you play
Words you can come back to after the game.
1
Notice a feeling
Look at the characters' expressions and behaviour. What does their face tell you? What do they do when they are upset?
2
Name what is happening
The game's questions give you a chance to use words such as anger, fear and joy in a specific situation.
3
Hear each other out
You might have different answers to the same scene. There is room for your child to hear your thoughts too.
4
Remember a character
Later, you can return to a familiar scene: “Remember that driver?” You have something you both know to refer to.
Phone, tablet, computer
Ready?
Play right now
Tap and play. It runs in the browser, no download and no installation.
Before you play
A few more questions?
We suggest playing together with preschool and early primary school children. An adult can read out a question, explain a word and adapt the conversation to the child. The available part of the game lets you see whether this kind of play suits you.
This offer is designed for parents and children playing together. Sit beside your child, help with questions and share your own answers. Your conversation is part of the game.
They don't need to read independently. You can read the questions and dialogue aloud and talk about what you see on the board.
No. You play in a browser on a computer, phone or tablet with an internet connection. The board and playing pieces are digital.
After confirming your email and signing in, you will see the game catalogue. You can try the part available to your account. Other worlds may require paid access; creating an account does not give access to the entire offer.
You can stick with the character's story, skip the question or stop playing. Your child doesn't have to talk about themselves or answer every card.
We do not promise that outbursts will disappear. The game gives you a chance to explore and name feelings while playing together. Choose a calm moment to play. It is an educational tool and does not replace therapy.
The parent offer includes the browser game only. The course, lesson plans, printable materials and physical kit belong to separate offers.