A collection of small games I built for children — strategy classics in playful 3D and a tasty way to practise fractions. Everything runs right in the browser.
No downloads, no accounts, no ads inside the games. Just open a game and play — on a computer, tablet, or phone.
Four small games, each designed to be fun first — and quietly good for young brains too.
Full international chess in friendly 3D. The pieces are animated toy warriors that walk across the board — a gentle, fun way for kids to learn the classic game. Orbit the board, zoom in, and pick your challenge.
The traditional game of Xiangqi brought to life with colourful 3D characters that hop and dash across the river. A wonderful way for kids to discover Chinese chess — with music, sound effects, and an undo button for learning.
The timeless disc-flipping game. Outflank your opponent and turn their discs to your colour — simple to learn, surprisingly deep to master. Great for pattern-spotting and forward thinking.
A customer ordered a special pizza! Kids match the fractions in the order by placing the right number of slices of each topping, then serve before the clock runs out. Practising halves, thirds and quarters has never been this tasty.
I write these games for children — including my own — with three simple rules.
Chess, Chinese chess and Othello reward planning, patience and pattern recognition — skills that grow with every match.
Fraction Pizza Party turns numerator and denominator practice into a game kids actually ask to play again.
No downloads, no accounts, no in-game purchases. Open the page, play, and close it when you're done.
Every game on this page is a standalone web app that runs entirely in your browser — on a desktop computer, a tablet, or a phone. There is nothing to install and nothing to sign up for, which makes them handy for home, the classroom, or a quiet moment on the go.
The two chess games use animated 3D characters instead of abstract pieces, so young players can see the game come alive. Both offer a single-player mode against the computer with multiple difficulty levels, plus a two-player mode for sharing a screen with a friend or parent. Othello adds a third classic: flip discs, control the corners, and try to finish with the most of your colour on the board.
Fraction Pizza Party is an HTML5 canvas game for practising fractions. Each customer orders a pizza described in fractions — for example, half pepperoni and a quarter mushroom — and players build it slice by slice before time runs out. It supports English and Chinese, and gets trickier as the levels go up.
These games are free and always will be. If your kids had fun — or you finally beat the Hard AI — you can support more little projects like these with a coffee.
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