Games for classrooms and workshops
Every game is free, works in the browser on laptops, tablets and phones, and needs no account. Several were made to teach a real idea through play.
| Game | What it teaches | Age |
|---|---|---|
| Maxwell's Demon | heat, entropy and a famous thought experiment | 12+ |
| Spaghettify: Drift | gravity, orbits and tidal forces near black holes | 10+ |
| Cosmoneo | how stars form, live and die | 12+ |
| Lumen Logic | light that fades with distance and adds up | 10+ |
| Hex Wave | waves that add up and cancel out (interference) | 12+ |
| Colorstack | mixing cyan, magenta and yellow, like printer inks | 8+ |
| CMY XOR Stamps | colour mixing and even/odd logic | 10+ |
| Clearstack | shapes, symmetry, turning and flipping | 8+ |
| RPS Relations | logic and deduction | 10+ |
| Little Agent Lab | AI safety: permissions, secrets and testing before going live | 12+ |
| Plot Armor | storytelling and improvisation, in groups | 10+ |
| Second Take | drama: replaying a scene with a different choice | 12+ |
How to use them
- Show a game on the projector and play the first round together.
- Let pairs play on their own devices; the “How to play” guide opens by itself.
- Use the display settings (Aa) for bigger text, a dyslexia-friendly font or calmer movement.
- Every game is in English, French and Spanish.
Workshops and talks
Sofia Gallego, astrophysicist and game designer, also runs workshops and talks built around these games, for schools, museums, festivals and companies, in English, French or Spanish.