What Changed?

A game for the flight: works without internet

What Changed? is great for a long flight, a road trip, or anywhere with no signal. Get ready once, before you leave:

1. While you have internet, open the site.
2. Tap "Get ready for a flight" and wait for the "Ready for the flight!" message.
3. On iPhone: add the site to your home screen so the games are not cleared.
4. On the plane, in airplane mode, open What Changed? and play: no network, no ads.

Can I play What Changed? without internet?

Yes. While you are online, open the site and tap "Get ready for a flight". All the games are saved on your device, and from then on What Changed? works in airplane mode, with no network, no ads and no sign-up.

How to play

Look closely at the shelf and tap "I remember!". The curtain drops and rises, and something on the shelf changes: a toy disappears, appears, or changes shape or color. Tap the place that changed.

Why it is good for kids

What Changed? is a memory game for ages 4–99+ that trains Visual memory, Attention to detail, Comparing and noticing. It has 7 difficulty levels, so a child can start easy and move up at their own pace.

It is free, with no ads popping up mid-game, no sign-up and no chat. It also works without internet: before a flight or a trip, tap "Get ready for a flight" on the site and the games are saved on the device.

It can be played with the keyboard alone and with a screen reader.

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