HTML5 educational games

Learning games that open in a browser and just work — on a school Chromebook, a parent's phone, an office laptop or a kiosk in a public hall. No install, no app store, no plugin.

What we build

• Curriculum games — maths, spelling, phonics, science and coding, built to a standard or to your scope and sequence.
• Training and serious games — branching scenarios and simulations for corporate learning.
• Game series — one set of mechanics, many subjects or levels, so the library grows cheaply.
• Kiosk and event games — touch-first, attract mode, auto-reset between players.
• Games for your platform — embedded in your web app or mobile webview, reporting scores back to your system — as our games do with the leaderboards on Asafeer's platform.

How we keep them fast

School networks are slow and school devices are old. We keep download sizes small, load art only when it is needed, and test on low-end hardware before we call a game finished.

Proof

• K-5 curriculum series — more than 25 browser games across maths, spelling, coding and NGSS science. Case study →
• Procter & Gamble — an interactive leadership-training game built on real business scenarios. Case study →
• Hydse — three online-safety games (social media, security, scams) for a Singapore events team, one of them on a touch-screen kiosk. Case study →
• eSpark Learning — twelve HTML5 games over two years of quarterly contracts for a US PreK–8 EdTech company. Case study →
• USA English (Phunics) — five browser games that help young children learn English words, for a phonics reading programme. Case study →
• Biotherm (L'Oréal) — a quiz-based, gamified experience that teaches a skincare range. Case study →

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