Your island. Your adventure.

Build your own place, play and explore, help the animals and travel to one new world after another.

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Your own island in Vilago from above: the hotel with three flags, a windmill, the building site with a crane, building plots with little signs, paths and the coast. On the right the bridge crosses the water to the Netherlands.

Welcome to Vilago

You start on a small island: your island. Go exploring and have all sorts of adventures. Play games, hunt for hidden treasure, build on the building site, design and furnish your own house, collect souvenirs and lots more.

Kees the Cow, Oliver the Fox and Lucía the Llama are staying at the hotel. Help the animals and whole new worlds open up for you. Visit the Netherlands, row to England and fly to Peru, and learn more about customs, traditions and famous buildings. More islands are on their way!

A girl on the village square of Vilago with Kees the Cow, Oliver the Fox and Lucía the Llama, between two lamp posts. Behind them are the Plan board and a birdbath with a little blue bird.

Build your own world

Design your own house and furnish it the way you like. Pick your clothes from the wardrobe and build on the building site with wood, stone and other blocks. You can dig, make hills and lay paths. The longer you play, the bigger your island gets.

On the headland you build the Tree House with Kees for Elliot the Owl. You measure and saw the planks with him, nail them on and then climb up the tree and inside yourself.

Go travelling

From your island you travel to one new country after another. Through tasks and small games you discover famous places, customs, traditions and surprising facts. Along the way you collect stamps in your passport.

Build the bridge and travel to the Netherlands. Help Kees and collect souvenirs for your museum, such as a tulip bulb or a piece of cheese. Cycle past windmills and flower fields, sail along the Rhine and find the puzzle pieces scattered across the country.

Later Oliver invites you on a boat trip to England. Have a cup of tea, queue politely and visit Big Ben, Tower Bridge, Stonehenge and more.

With Lucía you build an airfield on the sea and fly the seaplane to Peru. There you glide on the back of Elvis the Condor over the dunes, Cusco and Machu Picchu.

Help the residents

On the islands you meet all kinds of animals. The regular guests are Kees the Cow, Oliver the Fox and Lucía the Llama. They are always up for a chat. Sometimes the post needs delivering, something has gone missing or someone could do with a hand. Other residents often have something to tell you, a question to ask or a job for you, too.

In England Hettie the Hedgehog bakes cakes and Gulliver the Gull needs a photo for the paper. In Peru Sisa the Chinchilla dyes wool with plants, and in Cusco’s market hall Doña Rosa makes fresh juice.

Kees chats in your own language. Lucía speaks Spanish, and you choose whether to practise it as you play, with help whenever you need it. Oliver and Lucía talk about today’s weather, the season and the Friday market, so they don’t say the same thing every day.

Make something big together

Every time you help someone, something grows on the island. In England the village is getting ready for a fête. Every story you finish puts something up on the green: bunting in the oak, a ticket booth, a duck race and Hettie’s cake tent.

In Peru you earn stones by helping. With Lucía you fit them back one by one into the zigzag walls of Sacsayhuamán. Lucía counts every stone in Spanish.

The world keeps growing

Now you can visit the Netherlands, England and Peru, and those islands grow with you. Help Reggie repair Stonehenge, build the Big Wheel with Oliver and the residents, and fit new sail cloths to Kees’s windmills. In Peru, Lucía shows you the dunes and Machu Picchu, and together you rebuild the walls of Sacsayhuamán. Italy comes after that. Got an idea or a wish? We’d love to hear it.

  1. Your own island Home base

    The hotel and the building site are here, and this is where you build your own house. On the headland you build the Tree House, which you can climb into yourself. You set off on your travels over the bridge.

  2. The Netherlands Playable now

    Find the twelve provinces of Kees’s puzzle and sail along the Rhine. Help Kees with real jobs: weigh cheese at the weigh house, find clogs in the right size and park bikes in the rack. On Fridays there is a market.

  3. England Playable now

    Build a rowing boat and row up the Thames with Oliver. Bake a cake with Hettie the Hedgehog, take a photo for Gulliver the Gull’s paper and look for crabs in the rock pools. The village is getting ready for a fête. Everyone there speaks English, of course.

  4. Peru Playable now

    Lucía the Llama invites you over. Build a little airfield on the sea together and fly the seaplane to Peru. Order juice in Cusco’s market hall, dye wool with Sisa and glide on Elvis the Condor to Machu Picchu. You choose how much Spanish you hear: A sprinkle, More Spanish or All Spanish.

  5. Italy Up next

    After Peru, we’re off to Italy. And after that? We don’t know yet. The children have already suggested France and Spain.

Fancy something different? Play a game

Every island has a games board where you pick a game, including the games of the other islands you can travel to. Play on your own or with someone else on the same iPad, beat your record and take on the daily challenge. In Peru you can go sandboarding too: down the dunes with Lucía, at sunset.

There’s always something to do

  • Go on a treasure hunt

    Find the pieces of the province puzzle hidden all over the island, and then the Delft tiles.

  • Sail along the Rhine

    Take the helm and find the right route.

  • Paint clogs

    Design your own pair, then wear them.

  • Read the island paper

    News, weather, charts and stories about your island, written in Dutch for now.

  • Check the Plan board

    See what’s still waiting to be discovered, and what it unlocks.

  • Fill your passport

    New trips earn new stamps.

  • Collect badges

    Over thirty badges to earn for everything you do.

  • Make a polder

    Build a dyke with Kees, then the windmill pumps out the water and leaves new land behind.

  • Go to the Friday market

    Pay for your stroopwafel, a Dutch syrup waffle, in euros and count your change.

  • Bake with Hettie

    Weigh the butter, the sugar and the flour for her Victoria sponge.

  • Take a photo for the paper

    Gulliver the Gull needs a picture for tomorrow’s front page.

  • Dye wool with Sisa

    Find five dye plants in Peru, and Sisa colours her wool with them.

And more: cycle after Kees, climb the lighthouse, go crabbing at the pier in England, build with toy bricks in the hotel, and every now and then there’s a present.

For parents

Learning as they play.

Before the bridge can be built, your child works out how many planks Kees needs. At the market they count their change, a letter has to reach the right province, and Lucía helps them pick up some Spanish.

Vilago is made in the Netherlands for children of about 7 to 12 (school years (groep) 4 to 8 in Dutch primary schools). The tasks, sums and texts adapt to your child. In the parents’ corner you see what your child has done, set the play time and add your own questions and letters to the game.

No chat with other players and no hidden purchases with real money. Without an account everything stays on this device, and we never use trackers. How we handle privacy.

For parents

Ready to discover the island?