What is Starship Arcade?

Starship Arcade is a set of arcade learning games for grades 3 to 6, built as a neon starship you walk through in a desktop browser. Twelve of the games are free for everyone, on the Arcade Deck: no account, no sign-in, nothing to install. Each one practises one thing (times tables, fractions, telling time, money, shapes, spelling, grammar, geography, the periodic table, cells, logic or memory) in short rounds that end before attention does.

Play the 12 free games
Starship Arcade: classroom learning games for grades 3-6, 12 games free to play
Meteor Math, Word Warp and Fraction Fleet are three of the 12 free games.

The 12 free games

Free word-list links for teachers

Got a class website? Add any of the 12 free games to it: copy-paste embed code for Google Sites, Weebly, WordPress and Blogger.

What you need

A desktop or laptop computer with a keyboard and an up-to-date browser. Every game has a Teacher Setup screen, so a teacher can pick which facts, how fast and how many rounds before handing it over.

Members

Past the deck, the Promenade has ten rooms (math, reading and spelling, logic, memory, music, geography, science, mental math, puzzles and typing) with 160 more games. Those are for members. Every game, by room and subject.

Questions people ask

What is Starship Arcade?
A set of classroom learning games for grades 3 to 6, built as a neon starship you walk through in the browser. The Arcade Deck has 12 games that are free for everyone. The ten rooms on the Promenade hold 160 more games and are for members.
Which games are free?
The 12 on the Arcade Deck: Meteor Math, Fraction Fleet, Time Pilot, Money Run, Geo Storm, Word Warp, Grammar Blaster, Star Charts, Atom Smash, Cell Dive, Code Breaker, Memory Core. They are free to play with no account, no sign-in and nothing to install.
What grades is it for?
Grades 3 to 6 (roughly ages 8 to 12). Atom Smash stretches to grade 8.
What do students need?
A desktop or laptop computer with a keyboard and an up-to-date browser. It is built for keyboard and mouse.
Can a teacher change the settings?
Yes. Every game has a Teacher Setup screen for things like which facts, how fast and how many rounds. Word Warp can also open with a teacher's own word list from a link.
Do students sign in, or does it collect anything?
No sign-in and no student accounts for the free games, and there are no ad trackers. The privacy page has the details. Privacy.
Who makes it?
Starship Arcade is a small independent studio in Ontario, Canada. The games are built with AI and tested before they ship.