Magically Qwerty was developed for Edlounge in just two weeks. The game was made to develop touch typing skills for students between the ages of 5-11.

I personally loved making this game and enjoy playing it. It must be one of my favourite games made for Edlounge.

You need to defend your castle walls against the goblin hoards who want to steal your gold!

Choose a wizard to protect the walls from the warty invaders. You need to type out spells correctly and as quickly as possible to defeat the enemies. Stop as many as you can before you are overwhelmed. Let the light conquer over darkness.

Flight Math was originally developed for Edlounge in 2014. The game was re-made by myself as the old version was becoming outdated. This game was created to help students with their mental mathematics.

I enjoyed remaking this game as I got to put my own spin on the game whilst still using inspiration from the old version of the game.

Flight Math enables you to train your mathematical skills whilst flying around our flight simulator.

Circulator was developed for Edlounge in a week. The game was made to teach students about the organs of the body and how blood flows through the body.

In this pipe puzzle game you need to correctly connect the flow of blood from the heart to particular organs.

Link oxygenated blood (red pipes) to an organ so it can continue to function properly. You also need to link the deoxygenated blood (blue pipes) from the organ back to the heart. Make a complete blood circuit to keep the body working.

Shape Mania was developed for Edlounge in two weeks. The game was made to teach students spacial awareness and time management.

Welcome to the Shape Mania builders yard. Costruction is underway of a new super tower complex. The builders need you to send them up shape material so they can continue construction. Through a series of levels you must fit these shapes into crates that can be sent up to the builders. If they don't fit then the crate will come crashing down and delay the construction!

Javelin Thrower was developed for Edlounge in a week. The game was made to teach students estimation and conversion of distances.

Welcome to the Shape Mania builders yard. Costruction is underway of a new super tower complex. The builders need you to send them up shape material so they can continue construction. Through a series of levels you must fit these shapes into crates that can be sent up to the builders. If they don't fit then the crate will come crashing down and delay the construction!

Temple of Ra waas developed for Edlounge in a week. The game was made to teach students reflection and reflective surfaces.

Welcome fellow adventurer to the Valley of the Kings where fame and fortune awaits. An extraordinary new tomb has recently been discovered called the Temple of Ra. Strange crystals have been found that are key to unlocking more of the tomb which are apparently powered by the sun. Use mirrors in tomb to reflect light in a path to these ‘sun crystals’ so you can explore the darker depths. How far will you go for fame and fortune?

Temple of Ra waas developed for Edlounge in a week. The game was made to teach students mental mathematics skills through the game of darts.

Get ready to play some darts. You can play three different game types which are target score, countdown and blackout. In target score you need to reach a certain score in as few darts as possible. In countdown you need to get from a score to zero in as few darts as possible. In blackout you need to reach a target score in as few darts as possible but you can’t use a section more than once.

Infection was developed for Edlounge in a week. The game was made to teach students about different malicious software on the computer.

Infection is a fast paced defence game. It is time to delve deep into the digital data stream. You are a sophisticated antivirus tasked with protecting your computer system from dangerous and malicious viruses. You will need to assess if files, programs or software are safe to allow into your system. Defend your system and make sure you don’t become infected!

Prime Bandits was developed for Edlounge in a week. The game was made to teach students about prime and composite numbers.

Prime Banits is a fast paced defence game.

The aim of the game is to shoot the prime number aliens and avoid the composite number aliens

Chicagos was developed for Edlounge in a week. The game was made to teach students about time management.

You are a personal shopper under the employment of the brand new Chicago’s Mall.

Your job is to quickly navigate the mall and collect specific items for clients. Get through as many client shopping lists as possible before your shift is over.

These games were developed for Edlounge over two weeks.

These games are multiple choice and were made to teach students various subjects.

Undead cardboard zombies are terrorising the world and turning people into paper pulp. You must use your cunning and wisdom in order to survive. Answer questions to gather supplies and paintball ammunition. You must survive as many waves of cardboard undead as possible or risk being turned into pulp.

Shoot The Fruit was developed for Edlounge in a week. The game was made to teach students mental mathematics skills.

Crossbows at the ready! Test your maths skills in this fruit shooting game. Your aim is to complete sums by shooting fruits that have the answers on them. Get as many answers correct with the available bolts. If you are good enough then you may even get the Midas touch.

Add It Up was developed for Edlounge in a week. The game was made to teach students mental mathematics skills.

Test your mental agility with this fast paced adding game.

Create number chains to reach a target score as quickly as possible.

Spell-o-rama was developed for Edlounge in a week. The game was made to teach students correct spelling.

Invented by Dr Lang, the spell-o-rama is the latest in linguistic innovations. Use the machine to physically build words correctly.

The sentence manufacturers are always in need of words for their construction teams, so get building!

Spell-o-vision was developed for Edlounge in a week. The game was made to teach students word-picture association.

Dr Lang has been busy building more linguistic inventions. His latest is the Spell-o-vision, a machine designed to quicken your mind and language skills. As a willing test subject you get to try it out.

Your aim is to correctly type out what the television is showing you. Try and do this for as many images as possible within the time limit.

Word Comic was developed for Edlounge in less than a week. The game was made to teach students about word-picture association and correct spelling.

Test your English skills in this interactive comic book game.

In this particular comic the words for the pictures are spelled wrong. As the editor, your job is to select the right spellings for the corresponding pictures.

Spelling Bee was developed for Edlounge in less than a week. The game was made to teach students about correct spelling.

In this game you are a bee. You are not just any bee, you're a spelling bee.

You collect pollen from the spelling sunflower. As a worker bee you need to avoid misspelt sunflowers and collect the pollen from the correctly spelled ones. This is important as you don't want pollen that is going to make substandard honey. The better the pollen, the yummier the honey.

Wild Card was developed for Edlounge in a week. The game was made to teach students about probability.

Higher or lower and choose your colour. Test your probability skills in this prediction card game.

Your challenge is to successfully predict what type of card (higher or lower, red or black) is going to come next.

Shelved was developed for Edlounge in a week. The game was made to teach students about multiple science subjects.

Who said libraries were boring? This is a quick categorising game.

You need to place books on to their correct shelves. Place as many books as possible within a time limit.