World 1
The Crescent Gardens
Village gardens, water channels and fruit trees.
Kindness and helping neighboursAn adventure game for children aged about 5 to 12
Super Hamza
A garden adventure of kindness
Run, jump and climb with Hamza through six colourful worlds inspired by Ottoman and wider Islamic art. Help the people he meets if you like, and finish every level with a short lesson card carrying an authentic hadith.
Coming soon to Google PlayAndroid phones and tablets
It will be a one-time purchase on Google Play, with nothing more to buy inside the game.
- No ads
- No in-app purchases
- No data collected
- Plays offline
- No chat
- 6worlds to explore
- 30levels and lesson cards
- 23good deeds, all optional
- 3languages
The game
Fun first, with kindness woven in
Hamza explores gardens, a busy bazaar, a lantern-lit forest, a mountain of waterfalls, a city of fountains and a palace of wisdom. Children run and jump, ride rafts and rope swings, find hidden rooms and collect golden Noor Tokens.
Nobody fights. Grumpy Pebbles, a Greedy Magpie and puffing Windlings are jumped over, or bounced on until they go dizzy, and they're never hurt. There's no game over: when Hamza runs out of hearts, he takes a deep breath and starts again from the last lantern, keeping everything he found.
- Thirty levels, each ending at a gate with a celebration and a lesson card
- A gentle puzzle challenge at the end of each world, and a finale won by helping, not fighting
- Seven outfits in the Wardrobe, six of them unlocked with Noor Tokens found along the way
- Original music inspired by Ottoman makam traditions
Six worlds
A journey through six worlds
Each world has five levels, its own light and music, and a theme for its lesson cards. A gentle challenge at the end opens the next one.
World 2
The Golden Bazaar
Market streets, bouncy awnings and puzzle doors.
Honesty, fairness and trust
World 3
The Lantern Forest
A glowing wood with rope swings and firefly friends.
Mercy to animals and gratitude
World 4
The Mountain of Patience
Waterfalls, crystal caves and old stone bridges.
Patience and staying calm
World 5
The City of Generosity
Courtyards, fountains and a community kitchen.
Charity and sharing
World 6
The Palace of Wisdom
Tiled courtyards, a hidden library and rose terraces.
Sincerity, humility and forgiveness
What children learn
Every level ends with a lesson card
Each card names the level's good deed, quotes an authentic hadith word for word, and then explains it in simple words of our own. There's something to try today and a question to think about. Every child who reaches the gate gets the card, however many tokens they found.
- Hadith from Imam an-Nawawi's Forty Hadith and Riyad as-Salihin, each with its narrator and reference
- Copied from published sources and checked by a qualified Islamic scholar
- The quotation and our explanation are kept apart, so children can see which is which
- Cards wait in the Hadith Library, and good deeds in the Good Deeds Book, to read again
Kindness
Helping changes the world
Hamza meets neighbours, merchants, gardeners and travellers who could use a hand. Helping is always a choice: "Not right now" is always a kind answer, and nothing is lost by walking on. When Hamza does help, the world shows it: dry garden beds bloom, a fountain flows again, a kitchen fills with steam.
- Honesty deeds never ask a child to lie or trick anyone
- Sharing never costs a child anything they earned
- Skipped deeds are never called failures: they simply wait, "still to discover"
Gifts
Two gifts to earn
After the garden festival at the end of World 1, Hamza receives springy slippers for a second jump in the air. After the Lantern Forest, a paper kite lets him float gently down. Neither is ever needed to finish a level: they open optional secrets in earlier levels, so going back pays off.
- The Parent Corner's jump helper can give the double jump from the very start
- After a quiet moment, a gentle arrow points the way, and "Which way?" in the pause menu shows it at any time
For parents
Our promises to your family
Super Hamza is a game you buy once. After that, there's nothing to sell, nothing to sign up for and nothing that leaves your device.
No ads
There are no adverts in the game, and no advertising code inside it.
Nothing to buy inside
One price on Google Play. No in-app purchases, no coins for sale and no prompts to spend.
No data collected
No accounts, no sign-in, no analytics and no tracking. Progress is saved only on your device.
No internet needed
The game doesn't go online at all, so it plays the same on a plane, in the car or at grandma's.
No chat or links
No other players, no messages, no social features and no links out of the game.
Gentle by design
No violence, no game over, no timers and no shaming. Creatures are grumpy, but never hurt.
Parent Corner
A corner just for grown-ups
The Parent Corner sits behind a grown-up gate: a multiplication question that young children are unlikely to answer. Inside, you'll find:
- Progress: levels, lesson cards, good deeds, hidden places and gifts
- Minutes played, and an optional break reminder after 20, 30 or 45 minutes
- Gentle mode, with five hearts instead of three
- The jump helper, direction hints, and play without music
- Ideas to try at home: every card's "Try it today" activity
- Erase progress, with a confirmation first
It shows only what the game keeps on your device, and never asks for a name, an age or anything personal.
Accessibility
Settings that fit every child
- Text in three sizes, and a high-contrast look
- Reduced motion and reduced flashing. Even without them, nothing blinks more than 2.5 times a second
- Colour-blind-safe shapes on everything told apart by colour
- Touch buttons in three sizes, with jump on either side and an option to raise them
- Keyboard keys and gamepad buttons can be remapped
- All text is checked against WCAG AA contrast
Version 1.0 has no voice-over: conversations, tips and lesson cards are shown as text on screen.
Languages
English, Arabic and Turkish
- English
- العربية
- Türkçe
The game starts in your device's language, and you can switch at any time in Settings. In Arabic, the whole interface reads right to left.
The hadith is never machine-translated. Arabic cards show the original Arabic text. Turkish cards show a published Turkish translation, or the Arabic original where no published translation was available.
Ready for the adventure?
Coming soon to Google Play for Android phones and tablets. One purchase, with no ads, no in-app purchases and no data collected.
Coming soon to Google PlayAndroid phones and tablets