Strawberry
Everyday
“Strawberries wear their seeds on the outside!”
Out now iPhone, iPad and Android · Ages 4–7
Feed the monster. Learn the foods.
A gentle sorting game for little ones. Everyday foods go to Munch, treats go in the Treat Jar, and every right choice helps him grow.
Free to play. No ads, nothing collected.
Nothing to worry about
- No ads
- All 20 levels free
- No accounts
- Data not collected
- Plays offline
Drag, munch, grow. That's the whole game.
Every food gets sorted one of two ways, and every right choice fills Munch's growth meter.
Growth meter
Everyday foods go to Munch. Fruit, veggies and wholegrains: drag them to his mouth and he gulps them down.
Treats go in the Treat Jar. Cake, lollies and fizzy drinks aren't bad. They're sometimes foods, saved for later.
Every level helps him grow. Finished levels fill his growth meter, and Munch evolves through five stages.
Big fun for them. Peace of mind for you.
Built for little hands and short attention spans, and for the grown-up handing over the iPad.
Made for pre-readers. Every food name and fun fact is spoken in Munch's own voice.
No fail states. A wrong sort earns a funny face and another try. No buzzers, no tears.
Everyday vs sometimes. Treats aren't bad, they're for later. The same framing nutrition educators use.
20 levels, 5 stars each. First-try sorts earn stars. Replays are always free, and always celebrated.
The Food-Dex
200 foods to discover. Each one unlocks a card.
Broccoli
Everyday
“Broccoli looks like little green trees!”
Cheese
Everyday
“Cheese gives me calcium for strong bones!”
Cupcake
Sometimes
“Cupcakes are party food. Into the jar!”
Watermelon
Everyday
“Watermelon is mostly water, so it keeps me cool!”
Carrot
Everyday
“Carrots help me see in the dark!”
Milk
Everyday
“Milk builds strong bones and teeth!”
Pineapple
Everyday
“Pineapples wear a spiky crown like royalty!”
Lollies
Sometimes
“Lollies are super sweet, just for special days!”
Kiwifruit
Everyday
“Kiwifruit is fuzzy outside and bright green inside!”
Corn
Everyday
“Corn on the cob is fun to munch in rows!”
Every fun fact is read aloud by Munch, so pre-readers collect them on their own.
Feed him well. Watch him grow.
Every four levels, Munch evolves. Five stages, from Baby Munch to Super Munch, and one very proud monster.
- Baby MunchWhere it starts
- MunchkinAfter 4 levels
Scout MunchAfter 8 levels
Horned MunchAfter 12 levels
Super MunchAfter 16 levels
No buzzers. Just funny faces.
A wrong answer never ends the round. Munch reacts, the food bounces back, and your kid tries again.
Everyday food, in his mouth. A happy gulp, a fun fact and half a star when it's right first time.
Everyday food, in the jar. Munch drools for it, and the food bounces back for another go.
A treat, in his mouth. A queasy face, a giggle and another try. Nobody loses.
Have a peek inside.
For grown-ups
Our promise to parents.
Munch Monsters collects nothing at all. No accounts, no analytics, no ads and no network calls. The whole game is the game: nothing is locked, rented or upsold.
The only way out of the app is our privacy policy, and it sits behind a grown-ups-only question.
Privacy Facts
For one game, played by kids
- Serving size
- 1 happy kid
Amount per play
- Data collected
- 0
- Ads
- 0
- Subscriptions
- 0
- Accounts or sign-ups
- 0
- Tracking and analytics
- 0
- Network calls
- 0
- Foods to discover
- 200
- Levels
- 20
* The App Store privacy label declares “Data Not Collected”, because there is nothing to collect.
Questions, answered.
What is Munch Monsters?
Munch Monsters – Food Fun is a free healthy-eating sorting game for children aged 4–7, made by Noodle Dragon Studio in Aotearoa New Zealand. Kids drag everyday foods to Munch the monster and sometimes foods to the Treat Jar. Munch's 20 levels are free to play, with no ads and no data collection, and it plays fully offline on iPhone, iPad and Android. It's out now on the App Store and Google Play. An optional one-time Monster Pack, behind a grown-ups question, adds three more monsters and 20 more levels with 200 more foods.
What ages is it for?
It's designed for ages 4 to 7. Younger kids enjoy feeding Munch with a grown-up alongside; older kids race for five-star runs and the full Food-Dex.
Does my child need to read?
No. Every food name and fun fact is spoken in Munch's voice, so pre-readers can play on their own.
Does it work without the internet?
Yes, entirely. The game never makes a network call, so it plays the same on a plane as at home.
Is it really free?
Yes. It's free to download and Munch's 20 levels are free to play, with no ads, no subscription and no data collection. An optional one-time Monster Pack, behind a grown-ups question, adds three more monsters and 20 more levels with 200 more foods.
Which devices does it run on?
It's coming to iPhone and iPad on the App Store, and to Android phones and tablets on Google Play. It plays in landscape and needs iOS or iPadOS 15 or later, or Android 7.1 or later.
Is a “sometimes food” junk food?
Deliberately not. Treats belong in the Treat Jar for later, not in a naughty corner.
Munch is hungry.
Out now on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and on Google Play for Android.
Want a nudge on launch day? Ask for an email.