4-10 ans

Charlie's mini-games

Charlie

19,99€

Welcome to Charlie's Workshop! Your child will complete 9 wacky missions to earn their inventor's diploma.

What your child develops:

Concentration Raisonnement
19,99€

Warranty

2 years

Free delivery

from €49

Payment

3x with Alma 

Zero screen & adaptive content

Charlie's mini-games

19,99€

Product description

Gigatelier Figurine – Become Charlie the Inventor Lion Cub's Apprentice

Welcome to the Gigatelier, Charlie's giant workshop! This lion cub is the inventor of the Mallow Squad. His brilliant and wacky machines work... or they don't! Your child becomes his apprentice. Their mission? Earn their inventor's diploma! Alongside Pipo, the super cute assistant, they repair, test, and play with the inventions.

From the Machine Room to the Candy Factory and all the way to the Video Game Studio, your child climbs the 3 floors of the Gigatelier. They take on 9 wacky missions: catch the right balls, retune a piano that plays wrong notes, set the right temperature for the marshmallow dough, hunt down bugs, tidy up the workshop... For every successful mission, Pipo gives them keys to open the door to the next level.

Listening to the instructions all the way through, remembering the right rule, reacting at the right time: each mission sharpens your child's concentration and reasoning skills. And once all 3 floors have been conquered, Charlie personally presents them with their inventor's diploma.

Playtime: 60 to 90 minutes.

This figurine requires a Mallow speaker, sold separately.

Audio bonuses to unlock
  • 3 histoires + 1 chanson 13 minutes 50 secondes
Features
  • Format

    Adventure

  • Packaged weight

    77 g

  • Packaged dimensions

    8 x 10.5 x 4.2 cm

  • Requirements

    It is essential to own a Mallow speaker to use this figurine

  • Environmental characteristics

    WEEE eco-contribution: €0.02 excl. VAT (included in the purchase price)

Warning

Not suitable for children under 3 years. Small parts. Choking hazard.

Contributors
  • Author
    • Rémi Vidal
  • Songs, lyrics, music
    • Rémi Vidal
  • Copyright

    © 2026 Mallow – All rights reserved

Why is it good for your child?

1 - Hold back

In a game like Whac-A-Mole, sounds pop up and your child reacts instantly. Then comes the one they shouldn't react to. Your child must then use their inhibitory control—the same little brake that helps them wait their turn to speak.

2- Identify a sound among others

In a game like Mélo-Pouet, one sound is hidden among many others that sound similar. Your child must stay alert, avoid getting distracted, and react as soon as the right sound plays. This is attentional control: maintaining focus on a single thing without getting distracted.

3- Find the odd one out, and justify

In SOS Bazar, Charlie lists several items, one of which doesn't belong. To spot it, your child must remember the list, figure out what the others have in common, and name the odd one out. Then Charlie asks why: a chance to practice putting their reasoning into words.

4- Games that adapt

Our games adapt, even during play. When your child succeeds, the lists get longer, the sounds become more alike, and they need to go faster; when it gets harder, Charlie gives them a hand and the level drops slightly. This keeps them in their zone of proximal development: just above what they can already do on their own.