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Best Family-Friendly Games

Looking for games the whole family can enjoy? This list is full of them - silly party games, creative builders, gentle adventures and colorful platformers that are fun for kids and grown-ups alike. Below you will find 204 family-friendly games for PC, with the best rated ones first and the cheapest key prices we could find right now. Read the FAQ

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Frequently asked questions about Family-Friendly Games

What are the best family-friendly games right now?

Based on critic scores and popularity, the top family-friendly games right now are Two Point Museum, PowerWash Simulator, and Tunic. The list updates every day as prices and new releases come in.

How do you pick family-friendly games?

Every game here is known as family or kid friendly, and where a game has a PEGI age rating, it is rated 3 or 7 - so no games meant for teens or adults. Every family is different, though, so it is a good idea to watch a trailer on the game page before you buy.

What are the best games to play together as a family?

LEGO games are perfect for playing side by side - LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes and LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars both have two-player co-op on one screen. Party Animals is a silly physics brawler full of floppy, fluffy animals, and for more games to play together, see our Co-op Games list.

Which games are good for younger kids?

Alba: A Wildlife Adventure lets kids explore a Mediterranean island, photograph animals and help protect nature, Kaze and the Wild Masks is a colorful classic-style platformer, and Bugsnax is a whimsical adventure about catching creatures that are half bug, half snack.

Are there calm and creative games for the family?

Yes - Flower is a beautiful, wordless game where you guide petals on the wind, Grow: Song of the Evertree is about nurturing a magical world, and Megaquarium lets you design and run your own aquarium. For more relaxing games, see our Cozy Games list. Steam also has family settings, so parents can choose which games kids can play.

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