About Brain Games

The four games

• Brain Teasers: riddles, logic, patterns, odd one out and maths puzzles. A few in every set are freshly generated, so there is always something new.
• General Knowledge: India’s states, rivers, history, festivals and space missions, plus science, animals and the wider world.
• Spelling: the word is read aloud and the child types it. British spelling is used, as in Indian schools.
• Word Builder: make as many words as possible from a set of letter tiles.

How it works

• Children pick their age group: 5–7, 8–10 or 11–14. Questions, wording and even the look of the site change to suit the age.
• Every game is played in sets of 10. Questions are not repeated until the child has seen the whole question bank for their age.
• Wrong answers are met with a gentle “Good try!” and an explanation, never a scolding. Correct answers earn gems 💎, which unlock badges.
• Ages 11–14 can type their answers instead of choosing. Small typing slips are forgiven, except in Spelling.
• You can add Brain Games to your phone’s home screen, and games you have already played keep working without the internet.

Safe and private

There are no accounts, no chat, no adverts and no tracking. Progress is saved only in this browser on this device. Read the privacy page for details.

Credits

The Word Builder dictionary is built from SCOWL (Spell Checker Oriented Word Lists) by Kevin Atkinson, used under its free licence, and filtered for children. Fonts are Baloo 2 and Nunito (SIL Open Font License).