Mico's Mundo
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For parents

Spanish games for kids that feel like play, not homework

In Mico's Mundo your child explores a bright 3D world with Mica, a friendly monkey who speaks Spanish and English. They find things in the kitchen, decorate their room and earn coins, learning Spanish words because they need them to play.

  • No chat with other players, ever: kids only talk to Mica
  • Mica says only pre-written, kid-safe lines
  • Mixes English and Spanish so beginners never feel lost
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The kitchen test in Mico's Mundo: find and name five things in the kitchen

Safety first, by design

  • No player chat

    Kids can't send or receive voice or text messages from other players. There's nothing to moderate because the feature doesn't exist on the kids path.

  • Scripted Mica

    Mica understands what your child says, but only answers with lines we wrote and checked ahead of time. No surprise AI replies.

  • Parent accounts

    A parent creates the account and owns the email address. We don't ask kids for personal details.

What kids actually do in the game

Every activity is a little mission in Spanish. Early missions happen at home: find and name five things in the kitchen, tidy your room, pick an outfit. Pass a short test and new places open up, like the street, the store and the park, each with new friends to meet.

  • Words with a reason. Kids learn la manzana because they need to put the apple in the basket, not because it's next on a list.
  • Speaking out loud. Kids hold the talk button and say the word. Mica listens and cheers them on.
  • Coins and decorating. Missions earn coins to decorate their own house, which keeps them coming back.
  • A second chance that teaches. If they miss a test, Mica sends them on a quick practice mission for exactly the words they missed.

Made for little hands and busy families

It runs in the browser on a tablet, phone or computer, with simple touch controls. Sessions are short, so a few minutes after school counts. Your plan also includes Lingua Linkup course access for older kids who want structured lessons alongside the game.

Questions people ask

Is Mico's Mundo safe for kids?

Yes. On the kids path there is no chat between players at all, no voice and no text. Kids only talk with Mica, who answers with pre-written, kid-safe lines.

What age is it best for?

It's designed for elementary-age kids, roughly 5 to 12. Younger kids may need a parent nearby for the first few missions.

Does my child need to read?

Not much. Mica speaks every line out loud and missions use pictures and objects, so early readers can play.

Does my child need to know Spanish already?

No. Beginners start with Mica mixing English and Spanish, and you can set the level any time.

How much does it cost?

30 days free, then $18 per month. The game is in testing now, so join the early access list to get in first.