Free Educational games you can play in your browser 11
Educational games make practice feel like play: mental maths, memory, logic, typing, geography and more, playable straight from the browser.
They are a good fit for classrooms and families because there is nothing to install and no account to make.
Sort: Newest · Most upvoted · Most played
Learn Git Branching
by Peter Cottle
An interactive, visual puzzle game for learning how Git branching works
SQL Murder Mystery
by Northwestern University Knight Lab
Solve a murder by writing SQL queries against a police database
Elevator Saga
by Magnus Wolffelt
A programming game: write JavaScript to run elevators and move people efficiently
Grid Garden
by Codepip
Learn CSS grid by writing code that waters your carrot garden
Flexbox Froggy
by Codepip
Learn CSS flexbox by writing code that guides frogs onto their lily pads
Number Nest
by IgnLab · Tiny Playground
Choose two number eggs whose sum matches the target and build a correct-answer streak
Questions about educational games
What are some good free educational browser games?
Good places to start on GameHub: Gugiboard, Learn Git Branching, Flexbox Froggy and Nerdle. Browse all 11 educational games above and sort by most upvoted or most played.
Which educational games can I play on my phone?
5 games here work on phones: Gugiboard, Nerdle, Globle, Number Nest and Worldle. Use the “Works on phone” filter on the home page to see only phone-friendly games.
Are these educational games free?
Yes, all of them can be played for free in the browser. Of the 11 listed, 6 are completely free and 5 show ads. Each listing says which.
Are there multiplayer educational games?
Yes: TypeRacer can be played with other people.
Do I need to download or install anything?
No. Every game on GameHub runs in a web browser. The Play button opens the game on the developer’s own site; GameHub never hosts or re-uploads games.