Learning games students want to finish
Maths, words, memory and quizzes built as real games, with progress a teacher or parent can see.
Worksheets don't hold attention.
Practice works when students come back to it. Games give them a reason to.
Learning game ideas
A starting point. We shape the game around your goal.
Number rush
Fast maths rounds that get harder as you improve.
Word builders
Spelling and vocabulary with letter blocks.
Memory match
Flip-and-match cards for any topic you teach.
Class quiz battle
Live quiz rooms with a class leaderboard.
Level map courses
A syllabus laid out as levels to unlock.
Logic and strategy
Chess and puzzles that train thinking.
What we deliver
Built for classrooms and homes
Fun on the front, progress on the back.
- Game design and original artRules, levels and every screen, drawn for your game. No stock packs.
- Sound and musicEffects, music and voice lines, balanced so the game sounds real.
- iPhone, Android and webOne game, built for the stores and the browser.
- Lumi AI opponentsA computer opponent tuned to your game, so it's never empty.
- Admin dashboardPlayers, reports, live settings and maintenance, managed by your team.
- Updates after launchFixes, new content and events, shipped over the air in days.
Already working in our own games
We ship and run our own titles. The same team builds yours.
From first message to launch
- Step 1
Brief
Your subject, age group and learning goals.
- Step 2
Playable prototype
A playable lesson to try with students.
- Step 3
Build
Levels, art, sound and progress tracking.
- Step 4
Launch
On phones, tablets or school browsers.
- Step 5
Run and grow
New topics and levels as the year goes on.
FAQ
Questions we hear
Can games follow our syllabus?
Yes. We build levels and questions around your subject, age group and learning goals, and you can review the content before it goes live.
Do the games work on school devices?
We build for iPhone, Android and the web, so games can run on tablets, phones or the browsers schools already use.
Will there be ads in a learning game?
Not unless you want them. Our own Game Collection has no ads and nothing to buy, and we bring the same approach to learning games.
Can teachers or parents see progress?
Yes. Progress can be shown in the game and in an admin dashboard, so the adults can see what was practised.
Can the game work in more than one language?
Yes. We have shipped a full game in two languages, from menus to commentary, and can do the same for yours.
Make practice something they ask for
Tell us the subject, the age group and where students will play.