Safety for families · Ages 7–10
We removed the features that commonly expose children to unsuitable advertising, unwanted contact, spending pressure and public attention.
A clear safety approach
No website can remove every risk a child may meet elsewhere online. EduGames reduces common risks inside our games by leaving out advertising networks, communication between players, public profiles, uploads and real-money rewards.
What we removed—and why
These are product decisions, not settings a child must remember to switch on.
No adverts
Automated adverts can show unsuitable, frightening, misleading or highly persuasive content. They can also encourage children to click away to unfamiliar websites or sales pages.
No chat or messages
Open chat can create a route for bullying, scams, sexual or upsetting messages and grooming by adults pretending to be children. We do not provide that route.
Curated game content
Questions, instructions and game worlds come from the EduGames project. Players cannot publish their own words, pictures, levels or links for other children to see.
No spending pressure
There are no checkout screens, paid upgrades or random rewards designed to make a child spend money. Collectible coins and skins stay inside the game.
Private by default
EduGames does not need a public profile to make play rewarding. Progress can stay on the device, where it supports the next game session without making the child visible to other players.
Children can start without entering a name, email address or date of birth.
There is no searchable player page, follower count or public score history.
We do not ask for contacts, precise location, a profile photo or an advertising identifier.
Game progress and earned items can remain on the browser or device being used.
Healthy play
Good games do not need anxiety, public pressure or lost rewards to bring children back.
Every game includes clear pause and help controls.
Levels, missions and checkpoints create sensible moments to finish.
Mistakes lead to feedback and another go—not embarrassment or a public loss.
Taking a break does not remove rewards or punish a learner.
A simple family safety habit
EduGames removes communication and advertising from its own games, but children still benefit from an updated browser, age-appropriate device settings and a grown-up who takes concerns seriously.
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No adverts, no public chat and no account needed.
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