Jollibee Island Run is a gentle running game for children from about four years old. One journey visits 22 places across Luzon, the Visayas and Mindanao, starting and ending on the CCLEX bridge in Cebu, and takes about 20 minutes. Progress is saved after every stop, so it can be played in short sittings.

What your child practises: the names of Philippine provinces and the three island groups, spelling (letter bubbles spell each place name, and the narrator says every letter), famous landmarks, "good day" in Cebuano, Tagalog, Ilocano, Waray, Bikol, Kapampangan and more, plus reaction and left/right coordination. A short picture quiz comes every three stops.

No game over, no pressure: bumping into something only makes Jollibee dizzy for a second. There are no ads, no purchases, no accounts and no chat. Nothing is sent anywhere: progress is stored only in this browser.

Little Bee mode is slower with fewer obstacles; Big Bee mode is faster with more to dodge. The narrator uses your device's built-in voice and can be switched off in Settings.

After the full tour the game continues as endless island hopping. Twenty minutes is a good session, so it's fine to stop at the certificate!

An unofficial, non-commercial fan game made by Budots Media. Jollibee, Chickenjoy, Yumburger, Jolly Spaghetti and the other menu names are trademarks of Jollibee Foods Corporation. This game is not made, sponsored or endorsed by Jollibee Foods Corporation. Map outline: Natural Earth (public domain).