For parents and grown-ups
Puffi is a short, gentle comic-book adventure. Made for kids, loved by families.
The story
One night Puffi's little brother Milo chases a giant Wishlight and goes POOF. Puffi follows Milo's pawprints across the rooftops of seven cities, rescuing lost kittens along the way and bringing them home to a rooftop of their own. At the end of the story, Puffi and Milo find each other again.
The story has a real ending. Children are not kept on an endless treadmill to reach it: Story I is seven chapters, and each chapter takes a few minutes.
How it plays
- One thumb. Hold to charge, let go to jump. No reading needed to play.
- Falling is soft. Puffi turns into a fizzy furball, gets a friendly tip, and tries again from the last roof. Nothing is lost.
- Lost kittens appear in the gaps. A perfect landing rescues them, and they move into the Rooftop home, each with a name and a little personality.
What Puffi does not do
- No ads. None, of any kind.
- No child accounts or chat. Children never type their name or talk to strangers.
- Optional cloud save for grown-ups. Behind a parent gate ("For grown-ups"), you can sign in with Google to keep progress safe across devices. We keep only a scrambled account number and the game progress, never your name, email or photo, and you can delete it any time.
- No purchases in this version.
- Nothing leaves the device unless you sign in. Progress is saved in this browser. There are no trackers, cookies or analytics services.
- No timers that punish. No energy bars, no "come back or lose it".
The lost-kitten counts you see in the gaps are part of the story. In this version they are made up by the game, not other real players.
Playing together
Younger children enjoy the story most with a grown-up reading the short captions aloud. Ask them which kitten on the Rooftop is their favourite. Each one has a name.
Contact
Questions or ideas? Write to [email protected].