The Best Education Games - Page 2

Mini Star Math: 4 Routes is a math memorization challenge game with 13 stages.

Turn-based educational game in which you control the analog clock towers to defend and fight against the digital clocks. While playing, you learn how to tell time.

Explore the world of Edda Physics 1 which contains 6 labs where you'll get to experiment with Archimedes' principle, newtons laws of motion, nuclear physics, the theory of relativity, the coriolis effect and coloumbs law! All labs are entirely interactable and teaches you a ton about physics!

The ultimate piano sight reading preparation program.

Math Dash is a fast-paced, educational runner where you solve math problems to evade a chasing teacher. Master quick thinking, collect coins, and tackle procedurally generated levels in this colorful, fun-filled challenge.

Ride the waves in Tidekeeper, a strategy adventure game where you guide Finn and Chumby to help the residents of the Hourglass Isles. Master the art of scheduling to maximize your impact as you assist islanders, complete time-sensitive tasks, and dive into a variety of fun and engaging minigames.

As the new ruler of a kingdom recovering from fiscal ruin, your job is to keep the torches lit and replenish the treasury. Learn to manage your finances by budgeting for your needs, wants, and savings to make your people thrive and your neighbors respect the legacy of the kingdom you will build!

The "Debating Sim" returns! Engage famous philosophers of all stripes, challenge their ideas, and change the world— or just tell everyone they smell terrible. NONSENSE!

The Dangerous Back-to-School Season is a pixel RPG where players guide the protagonist through cybersecurity threats . Using dialogue choices and mini-games, players must help the protagonist make the right decisions to ensure a safe enrollment.

Imagine yourself diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. How would you see the world? What emotions would you experience? What would your symptoms look like? Answer these questions yourself by playing in the shoes of someone with the disease, first-person.