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Act out real science with your body: the water cycle, a volcano, a plant growing, living or not. Free educational motion games for kids.
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Watchmaker Tray
A jammed clock movement on a little tray. Lift out the bad wheels, fit gears that just mesh, mind which way each one turns, set the hand to 12 and hear it tick again.
Drag, mesh & run
Desk Posture Puzzle
Fit a toy client's desk so knee, elbow and gaze angles all hit their targets at once: drag the chair, desk and screen, add a footrest or a tray, then test.
Read, adjust & test
Water Cycle
Be a water droplet and ride the whole cycle. Evaporate, cloud, rain, repeat.
Jump, squat & lean
Volcano
Run to build the pressure, then jump and erupt. Watch your volcano grow.
Run & erupt
Plant Life Cycle
Be a seed and grow into a flower. Crouch, stand, reach, bloom, repeat.
Crouch & grow
Living or Not
Dog or rock? Tree or toy? Lean left for living, right for not. Sort them all.
Lean to sortGOOD TO KNOW
Questions, answered.
Do I need to download or install anything?
No. Every game runs directly in your web browser: open the page and play. There is nothing to install and no account to create.
Are the games really free?
Yes. Every game on Pipo Game is free to play, with new games added every week.
What devices can I play on?
Phones, tablets, laptops and desktops with a modern browser such as Chrome, Edge or Safari. Most games are played with a finger, a mouse or the keyboard; a few use your phone’s tilt, and the webcam games need a camera.
Do I need a webcam?
No. Most of the arcade is played with touch, mouse or keyboard. The webcam games, such as Pose Runner, Fitness Boxing and Fruit Slice, turn your body into the controller, so you will want a camera and a little space to move for those.
Does my camera video leave my device?
Never. In the webcam games 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.
Are these games good for kids?
Yes, the arcade is family-friendly and many games are built for learning: Finger Math teaches counting and sums, 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. Science games let kids act out the Water Cycle, a Volcano eruption and a Plant Life Cycle.