Get up.
Game on.

No. Every game runs directly in your web browser: open the page, allow the camera, and play. There is nothing to install, no account to create, and every game is completely free.

Never. All motion tracking runs locally on your own device using on-device machine learning. The camera image is processed in your browser and is not recorded, stored, or sent to any server.

A computer, laptop or tablet with a webcam and a modern browser such as Chrome, Edge or Safari. Stand back so the camera can see you, and clear a little space to move. About an arm’s length on each side is plenty.

Yes, the arcade is family-friendly and several games are built for learning: Finger Math teaches counting and sums answered with real fingers, Letter Pop teaches the alphabet and first spelling, Human Clock teaches telling the time, and Quiz Dash mixes running with numbers, flags, animals and space questions. A growing set of science games lets kids act out real processes with their body: the Water Cycle, how a Volcano builds pressure and erupts, a Plant Life Cycle from seed to bloom, and sorting the world into Living or Not.

Yes. The cooking games need no camera at all: Crêpe Stand, Latte Art, Takoyaki Grill and the rest of the kitchen are played with a mouse or a finger, in English, Vietnamese, Japanese or Chinese. Most motion games also include a keyboard or mouse fallback, though moving is the fun part, so we recommend playing those with the webcam on.

They get you off the couch: punching to the beat, running in place, squatting under obstacles and reaching for targets all raise your heart rate. Games like Fitness Boxing and Pose Runner are designed as real mini-workouts.