When people think of the words “video games,” a variety of images and concepts could potentially come to mind, all of them (well, okay, most of them) valid. There are several completely different “genres” of video games, from the worldwide hits in the first person shooter genre such as Call of Duty, to the more intricate and hardcore games in the role playing game genre, such as Final Fantasy and The Elder Scrolls.
Venture into endless 3D worlds where creativity meets exploration and survival. Craft, build, and explore to your heart’s content against ongoing challenges.
Free, open-source real-time strategy game featuring ancient warfare from 500 B.C. to 500 A.D., with city building, custom maps, and cross-platform support.
Portal™ is a puzzle game from Valve. Set in the mysterious Aperture Science Laboratories, Portal has been called one of the most innovative games on the horizon and will offer gamers hours of unique gameplay.
Lichess is the most complete chess experience, with a simple interface that focuses on the game, a massive array of game-related tools, and a huge, worldwide community.
Explore a welcoming world of games just right for young kids and toddlers. Preschool and kindergarten-age children can play with favorite characters from Dr. Seuss, solve puzzles on Sesame Street and more.
Turn-based simulation challenges players to manage an electric vehicle startup over 24 quarters, making strategic decisions on development, pricing, and manufacturing within a competitive market.
Strategic puzzle where players enclose maximum area using limited walls in each level, inspired by optimization challenges and playable online in browser.
Solve over 100,000 chess puzzles and tactics offline with adaptive difficulty, real-game positions, multiple modes, and progress tracking across all skill levels.
