Neural Industries presents

NEURAL GAMES

A little arcade of browser games, made to make learning feel like play. No apps, no sign-ups — just pick one and go.

Times Table Zombies 3D title screen — a moonlit graveyard with zombies shuffling toward a fence Maths · Ages 6+ ▶ Play

Times Table Zombies 3D

A moonlit horde shuffles toward your fence — blast the zombie wearing the right answer. Times tables 2–20, with combos and a crowned boss.

Science Storm 3D title screen — a futuristic research institute with a glowing holographic atom Science · Ages 7+ V1.0 Beta Testing ▶ Play

Science Storm 3D

Explore a fractured research institute and put it back together. Build atoms proton by proton, assemble molecules, and bend gravity to shift what you cannot lift.

Marble Sort 3D title screen — stacks of coloured tiles above a loop of marbles Puzzle · Ages 6+ ▶ Play

Marble Sort 3D

Tip a tile and its marbles pour into a moving loop. Each one drops into the first hole that matches its colour. Fill every brick to clear the board.

TypeQuest 3D title screen — a hot-air balloon drifting over green hills Typing · Ages 6+ ▶ Play

TypeQuest 3D

Learn to touch-type through a space adventure — six lessons plus four 3D mini-games: fly a balloon, pilot a jet, run as a dino, and defend a castle.

Learning games that don't feel like homework

Neural Games is a small, free arcade from Neural Industries. Every game here takes something children are asked to practise over and over — times tables, touch-typing — and hides it inside a game worth playing for its own sake. They run in the browser using WebGL, so there is nothing to install, nothing to sign up for and nothing to pay.

What's in the arcade

Times Table Zombies 3D is a multiplication game: a horde shuffles up a moonlit graveyard toward your fence, each zombie wearing a number, and you blast the one carrying the right answer. You pick which of the 2 to 20 tables to practise, so it can be a gentle 2, 5 and 10 session or a full 6, 7, 8, 9 workout. Wrong answers cost you the fence, right answers build a combo, and a crowned boss arrives every few kills.

Science Storm 3D is a chemistry and physics adventure. A strange energy event has pulled matter apart inside a research institute, and you put it back together by learning how it works: build an atom one proton at a time and watch hydrogen become helium become oxygen, walk into a periodic table you can reach out and touch, bond atoms into water and carbon dioxide, and turn the gravity down to move a reactor core you could never lift. Build the wrong molecule and it tells you what you actually made, which is usually more interesting.

TypeQuest 3D teaches touch-typing as a space adventure. Six guided lessons start at the home row and build up a real technique — the correct finger for each key, eyes on the screen rather than the keyboard — and four 3D mini-games turn that practice into play: keep a balloon flying, hold a jet in the air, run as a dinosaur, and defend a castle, all by typing words accurately and quickly.

Marble Sort 3D is a sorting puzzle. Three towers of coloured tiles stand over a loop that never stops turning, and a wall of bricks waits underneath with three holes in each. Tip a tile and its marbles spill into the loop, where every one drops into the first hole it passes that matches its colour — so the order you tip them in is the whole game. A marble with nowhere to go keeps circling, and the loop only holds so many.

Questions parents and teachers ask

Are Neural Games really free?

Yes. Every game on Neural Games is free to play in your browser. There is nothing to buy, no adverts inside the games, and no account to create.

Do I need to download or install anything?

No. The games run inside your web browser using WebGL, so they start the moment the page loads. They are best played on a Mac or PC laptop or desktop, with a keyboard and mouse.

What age are the games for?

Roughly ages 6 and up. Times Table Zombies 3D covers the 2 to 20 times tables, so you can set it as easy or as hard as you like, TypeQuest 3D starts from the home row for complete beginners, Science Storm 3D scales from “watch an atom change” to real chemistry and physics as you go deeper, and Marble Sort 3D begins as colour matching and turns into real forward planning.

Do the games work on a phone or tablet?

Times Table Zombies 3D and Marble Sort 3D are both fully playable by touch. TypeQuest 3D teaches touch-typing, so it needs a physical keyboard, and Science Storm 3D is explored with the keyboard and mouse — both work on a tablet with a keyboard attached, or any laptop.

Is my child's progress saved, and do you collect personal data?

Progress is saved locally on the device in your browser's storage, so no account or sign-up is needed. We do not ask children for any personal information.

Can these be used in a classroom?

Yes. There is no sign-in and no setup, so a class can open the page and start straight away. Times Table Zombies 3D lets you pick exactly which tables to practise, and Science Storm 3D covers atoms, the periodic table, molecules and forces, which maps onto a lot of the primary and lower-secondary science curriculum.