For parents & teachers

Ibrahim Games is a small collection of free browser games. Here's exactly how it works, in plain English.

No accounts, no ads, no tracking

Players never sign up or give an email address. There are no adverts, no in-game purchases and no third-party analytics or tracking scripts on the site.

What's saved, and where

Stars, coins, best times and the "recently played" list are saved in the browser's own storage on the device (localStorage). They never leave the device. To reset everything, clear this site's data in the browser settings.

Playing with friends

Local with friends games are played on one device, taking turns — nothing is sent anywhere.

Online with friends uses private rooms. A player makes a room and gets a random, silly secret code (like "WobblyWalrus42") to share. There are no public rooms, no room list and no way to find strangers — you can only join if you know the code. Rooms close automatically after one hour and hold at most eight players. There is no open chat — players can only send a few friendly preset emotes. While a player is in a room, the server holds their chosen nickname and their moves in the game (where they are, what they built, the score), deletes the player automatically about two minutes after they leave, and deletes the room's game moves about two hours later. Remind children to use a nickname rather than their real name, and to share room codes only with friends they know.

Healthy play

Our games are built to be played in short, satisfying bursts — no daily streaks to protect and no timers pressuring anyone to come back. Progress never goes down.

Works at school

Everything, including fonts and 3D libraries, is served from this site itself, so games keep working on school networks that block outside services.