#educational games

You can download it as BodyFun.sit here or here (where the process can be sped up by downloading BodyFun.cdr_.zip instead), and run it on modern systems by following the instructions below the images.

Open this in-browser emulator.

Drag the file you downloaded onto the emulated desktop.

Open The Outside World, then Downloads, and open the file you'll find there. Wait while its contents are extracted. Ignore the error message that may appear. If nothing you appears afterwards, close and re-open Downloads.

Drag the .img file that will have appeared into Uploads in The Outside World. Wait for your browser to suddenly download it all at once as a .zip file.

Close the emulator's tab or window and open this other in-browser emulator.

Extract the .img file from the .zip file and drag it onto the emulated desktop.

Open the icon that appears and run the game.

(free i'm 99.9% sure unless it changes/changed)

Gacha wiki - play card battle style games using wikipedia article trading cards

Metazooa - guessing the animal, like wordle kinda? you get hints on how close you are based on kingdom, phylum, class, order, etc. as you narrow it down in a tree like list

Fold it - contribute to scientific research by playing origami with proteins!! we don't know how they all fold yet! So show us how they do!

Semantle - Each guess must be a single word. Semantle will inform you how semantically similar your guess is to the secret word. like wordle

Artle - worlde for art, guess the artist/piece

Universal paperclips - (click on the box to begin) descion based game (takes HOURS fair warning) "The user plays the role of an AI programmed to produce paperclips. Initially the user clicks on a button to create a single paperclip at a time; as other options quickly open up, the user can sell paperclips to create money to finance machines that build paperclips automatically."

A dark room - According to The New Yorker, "What follows is a strange hybrid, part mystery story and part smartphone productivity software...the game evokes the simplest text-based computer games of the nineteen-seventies while stimulating a very modern impulse to constantly check and recheck one's phone. It's like a puzzle composed of deconstructed to-do lists."[1] makes you think, reason that this list is "semi" educational

Does anyone remember this old educational game from the 90s? This is the only image I could find from it, I think it was called "History of the Nations of Earth" or something like that.

Hello Guys! We are working on building an exciting tabletop game themed around rockets. The game is a fun 1 to 5 player card game where you build rockets, bid for payload contracts, and race to launch two payloads first. We are planning to make it public this year, probably around August.

The game will have around a 2.25-ish complexity weight. If you like what you see and would like to playtest the game, simply comment "Payload" and we will connect.

And if you would simply like to be notified when the game launches, comment "Launch" and we will connect for that too.

Stickybear Reading (Optimum Resource/Philips, CD-i, 1992)