Closer isn't really a game to hand to your child - it's a deck of simple, thoughtful questions for the two of you to go through together: things like what made them laugh today, what they'd do if they could fly, or what they're a little scared of.
Most kids apps are designed to hold a child's attention by themselves. This one is the opposite: it's a prompt for a conversation between a parent and a child, meant to be used for a few minutes at dinner, before bed, or on a car ride - the app opens the conversation, then you both put the phone down.
What's inside
A growing deck of simple, age-appropriate conversation questions
Designed to be used together, not as solo screen time
No score, ads mid-conversation, or pressure to keep playing
Good for daily routines: dinner, bedtime, car rides
Questions parents ask
Is this an app for kids to use alone?
No - it works best as a shared activity between a parent (or grandparent, teacher, etc.) and a child, with the app just supplying the question.
What age is it good for?
From around age three, once a child can hold a short back-and-forth conversation, through early elementary school.
How long does a session take?
As long as you want - most people use it for a few minutes at a time, like a single question at dinner.