Original games for classrooms, playgroups and rainy-day gatherings — designed for groups, genuinely educational, free to play.
Every game is five to fifteen minutes long, easy to explain, with natural stopping points — and quietly educational rather than flashy. A grown-up (or a confident bigger kid) holds the screen and reads things out; everyone else just plays. No ads, no accounts, ever.
Our multiplayer game. What the Word?! is a fast, happy team word-guessing game: in pairs, one of you describes the word on screen without saying it, your partner guesses, and the points pile up. Set it up on one screen, teams join on their phones with a QR code, and there's a scoreboard view made for the classroom projector.
Every category — animals, science, space, history, Shakespeare and more — uses word lists we've written and checked ourselves, with three difficulty levels. Or paste in your own words: this week's spelling list makes a brilliant game. Games tidy themselves away an hour after you finish.
A bright, friendly 3D farm for toddlers and young children. Drive a red tractor, a yellow digger and a blue dump truck around a sunny farm — dig up buried surprises, tip out fresh garden beds, water them and watch sunflowers grow, feed the cows, and go looking for the lost baby calf.
There are two ways to play: Just Drive for the very littlest (free-roam driving, with animals that moo, baa and cluck as you pass) and Farm Jobs, where the three machines work together in a gentle connected story. There are no timers, no failing and nothing scary — and you can honk as much as you like. It plays best on a computer, with the arrow keys or a game controller, and there's a grown-ups' corner with an optional play-time limit. Everything — stars earned, a first name if you add one — stays on your own device.
If you're after games to play with ones-to-threes today, our easy games for tired parents guide has a compendium of low-effort games, and every toddler stage guide includes games matched to that age. More games are on the way — the weekly email announces them first.
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