Why it made the list: The most recognizable unicorn care game on your phone.
My Baby Unicorn covers well the main content of the genre: hatch-an-egg, taking care of a pet, feeding, bathing, sleeping, dressing up and mini-games. This is a very clear unicorn game for children, where everything is built around a friendly rhythm and the feeling that you have your own little magical pet.
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What to keep in mind: some content is hidden behind subscriptions or purchases, the game works better as a quiet ritual than as a deep adventure
Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Android. App Store · Google Play
Price, ads and offline: free with ads and in-app purchases (a TutoClub subscription unlocks the rest); works offline. Rated 3.9 on Google Play (10M+ downloads) and 3.6 on the App Store — parents mostly complain about the amount of ads and locked content.
Why it made the list: Best choice if you want a fresher and richer unicorn game.
My Baby Unicorn 2 expands on the familiar formula with more activities, rooms, surprises and a richer sense of progression. This is a good option for children who quickly become cramped in the basic pet-care loop and want more activities around their unicorn.
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What to keep in mind: part of the access is tied to TutoClub or purchases, without love for unicorn pet-genre the game may seem like just an extended version of the first part
Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Android. App Store · Google Play
Price, ads and offline: free with ads and in-app purchases; works offline. Rated 3.7 on Google Play (10M+ downloads) and 3.7 on the App Store, for the same reason as the first game.
Why it made the list: The most colorful game about collecting and raising cute unicorn pets.
Kpopsies is not going towards just one pet, but towards a whole home collection of adorable unicorn-idol babies. You hatch eggs, collect different characters, feed, dress and gradually turn the house into a very rich, cute unicorn-space. This is a great choice if your child enjoys collecting a lot of creatures rather than focusing on one.
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What to keep in mind: the game is visually very rich and not everyone needs such a pace, some of the content also goes into the subscription model
Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Android. App Store · Google Play
Price, ads and offline: free with ads and in-app purchases; works offline. Rated 3.9 on Google Play (50M+ downloads) and 3.8 on the App Store — the most-downloaded unicorn game on Android.
Why it made the list: Best unicorn adventure if you need not only care, but also a small 3D world.
Baby Unicorn: Simulator Games is different in that it adds an element of walking around the world, tasks and mini-adventures to pet-care. This is a more eventful version of the genre, which may be better suited for children who want to not only feed and wash their pet, but also run, explore and complete tasks.
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What to keep in mind: the game looks noisier and more chaotic than classic pet-care, better suited for those who value the moving world rather than a calm ritual
Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Android. App Store · Google Play
Price, ads and offline: free with ads and in-app purchases; works offline. Rated 4.2 on Google Play (1M+ downloads) and 4.6 on the App Store, where it is listed as Baby Unicorn: Pony Simulator.
Why it made the list: The quietest option for small children and short play sessions.
Unicorn Games for Kids FULL focuses on a very-kid-friendly format: simple activities, learning through play, a gentle pace and a minimum of complexity. This is a good option if you don’t need a “big” mobile project, but a set of understandable unicorn activities for younger children.
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What to keep in mind: the game is noticeably simpler and more modest in its systems than the “larger” pet-care applications, better suited for younger children than older children
Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Android. App Store · Google Play
Price, ads and offline: free with ads and in-app purchases on Google Play, $3.99 one-time on the App Store (no ads); works offline. Rated 4.3 on Google Play (1M+ downloads) and 4.2 on the App Store.
Why it made the list: The safest unicorn game for small children: dress-up, grooming and decorating with no ads at all.
Pazu Games makes apps for 3–7-year-olds and keeps them clean: My Unicorn lets your child wash, feed and dress a unicorn, decorate its home and bake treats, with simple taps and no reading required. A few extra outfits are sold as in-app purchases, but nothing interrupts play. Rated 4.3 on Google Play (5M+ downloads) and 4.6 on the App Store.
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What to keep in mind: the free part is small — a one-time purchase unlocks most of the content.
Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Android. App Store · Google Play
Price, ads and offline: free to try with in-app purchases, no ads; works offline.
Why it made the list: The best-rated unicorn care game on both stores right now — a whole academy of unicorn pets to raise.
You hatch unicorns, feed and bathe them, teach them tricks in a magical school and decorate their rooms. The art is soft and bright, the mini-games are varied, and the game is updated every few weeks. Rated 4.5 on Google Play (1M+ downloads) and 4.7 on the App Store.
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What to keep in mind: it is a newer game from a small studio, with ads between activities and purchases for extra unicorns.
Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Android. App Store · Google Play
Price, ads and offline: free with ads and in-app purchases; works offline.
Why it made the list: The official My Little Pony game: build Ponyville, collect Twilight Sparkle, Rarity and dozens of other ponies and unicorns.
Gameloft's long-running city builder has been updated since 2012 and now has hundreds of characters, mini-games and seasonal events tied to the show. It is more of a collect-and-build game than a pet sim, which suits older children who already know the ponies. Rated 3.8 on Google Play (100M+ downloads) and 4.3 on the App Store.
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What to keep in mind: timers and gem offers are everywhere, and new ponies come slowly without paying.
Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Android. App Store · Google Play
Price, ads and offline: free with ads and in-app purchases; works offline for basic play.
Why it made the list: Budge Studios' gentler My Little Pony game: explore Maretime Bay, play mini-games and dress up Sunny, Izzy and the new generation of ponies.
My Little Pony World is built for younger fans: a small open town to walk around, simple quests, music and costume mini-games, and no reading needed. Budge is a trusted kids' studio, and the game is rated 4.3 on Google Play (5M+ downloads) and 4.4 on the App Store with more than 50,000 ratings.
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What to keep in mind: most areas are locked behind a subscription, and the free part runs out fast.
Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Android. App Store · Google Play
Price, ads and offline: free to try with a subscription and in-app purchases, ads in the free part; works offline.
Why it made the list: The one game here where you actually fly: a 3D unicorn soaring over fantasy islands, racing through rings and casting rainbows.
Flying Unicorn Simulator is less about care and more about movement — you steer a winged unicorn through open 3D levels, complete flying missions and unlock new unicorns and wings. It is simple, fast and surprisingly pretty. Rated 4.2 on Google Play and 4.6 on the App Store with more than 40,000 ratings, and it is still updated in 2026.
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What to keep in mind: ads between missions, and the controls are a little floaty on small phones.
Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Android. App Store · Google Play
Price, ads and offline: free with ads and in-app purchases; an internet connection is needed for some content.
For a child under six, start with My Unicorn by Pazu Games: no ads, no reading, nothing to break. Unicorn Games for Kids is the other calm option, and on iPhone its $3.99 version has no ads either.
If your child wants a pet to care for every day, My little unicorn: Pets academy is the best-rated choice; My Baby Unicorn and Kpopsies are more popular but show a lot more ads.
If the ponies from the show matter, My Little Pony World suits younger fans and Magic Princess suits older ones who like collecting. And if your child wants action, Flying Unicorn Simulator or Baby Unicorn: Pony Simulator let them fly and explore.
Kpopsies (50M+ downloads on Google Play) and My Baby Unicorn (10M+) from TutoTOONS are the most downloaded unicorn games, and My Little Pony: Magic Princess has over 100 million installs if you count ponies. The best-rated one, though, is My little unicorn: Pets academy.
For children aged 3–5, My Unicorn by Pazu Games and Unicorn Games for Kids are best: simple taps, no reading, a gentle pace and — in Pazu's case — no ads at all.
Yes. Kpopsies and My little unicorn: Pets academy are built around hatching and raising many unicorns at once, and My Little Pony: Magic Princess lets you collect hundreds of ponies.
My Unicorn by Pazu Games has no ads at all, and Unicorn Games for Kids FULL on the App Store ($3.99) is ad-free too. All the other games in this list are free with ads; most let you remove them with a one-time purchase or a subscription.
My Unicorn, My little unicorn: Pets academy, My Baby Unicorn 1 and 2, Kpopsies, Baby Unicorn: Pony Simulator, Unicorn Games for Kids and My Little Pony World all work without an internet connection — handy for car trips and flights. Flying Unicorn Simulator and parts of My Little Pony: Magic Princess need a connection.
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