Games To Play at School on Computer | The “Educational” Pass

Here are the best games and methods to play on a school computer. These are categorized by how likely they are to work (from “almost guaranteed” to “might be blocked”).

1. The “Educational” Pass (Least Likely to be Blocked)

Schools often whitelist these because they have educational value, but they are genuinely fun.

• Coolmath Games: The classic. It has tons of non-math games like Run 3, Fireboy and Watergirl, and Papa’s Pizzeria.

• Nitro Type: A competitive typing game where you race cars by typing fast. Teachers usually love this one.

• GeoGuessr (or Worldle): Fun geography guessing games. (Note: GeoGuessr now has a paid limit, but the free daily challenge often works).

• Quick, Draw!: An AI experiment by Google where you draw something and the AI tries to guess it.

2. Google Built-in Games (Very Hard to Block)

Since schools can’t block Google, these hidden games usually work perfectly. You just type the bolded phrase into the Google search bar:

• “Snake Game”: The classic snake game built right into the search results.

• “Pac-Man Doodle”: Play the original Pac-Man.

• “Tic Tac Toe”: Play against the computer or a friend on the same screen.

• “Solitaire”: The classic card game.

• “Google Doodle Games”: Search this to find the archive. Look for Champion Island Games (an RPG sports game) or Magic Cat Academy (draw shapes to defeat ghosts).

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3. “Unblocked” Websites (Hit or Miss)

These sites host hundreds of games. If one link is blocked, try searching for “unblocked games google sites” to find user-created versions.

• Google Sites: Many students create their own Google Sites with embedded games. Search for “Slope unblocked google sites” or “Retro Bowl unblocked google sites.”

• Poki.com: A massive site with mobile-style games that run in the browser (like Subway Surfers, Temple Run, and Stickman Hook).

• Math Is Fun: Similar to Coolmath, often ignored by filters.

4. Top Specific Games to Look For

If you are searching for specific games, these are the most popular ones for school right now:

• Retro Bowl: An addictive 8-bit football manager/playing game.

• Slope: A fast-paced 3D ball-rolling game (very popular).

• 1v1.LOL: A building and shooting game similar to Fortnite (often blocked, but worth a try).

• 2048: A simple puzzle game that is almost never blocked.

• Chrome Dino Game: If the internet is actually down (or if you go to chrome://dino), you can play the dinosaur jumping game.

Warning:

Don’t download anything (.exe files) as school computers usually block installations and it might get you in trouble with IT. Stick to browser-based games.