- The Center for Game Science hosts a selection of games for science and mathematics, including the excellent Refraction - a unique and engaging game for teaching fractions - and Treefrog Treasure; both are available for iOS. Others to try include Creature Capture and Riddle Books. BlockStudio is a game making environment.
- Show.me is a collection of online resources from UK museums and galleries - the site links to many interactive games, including Henry VIII: Dressed to Kill from Historic Royal Palaces and Cotton Pickin' Bugs! from Liverpool Maritime Museum.
- BBC Schools website has been updated, but still contains links to games for learning in all primary curriculum areas. Other BBC Learning games include Viking Quest for history and the Doctor and the Dalek game to introduce computing concepts.
- eChalk contains interactive games, mainly for interactive whiteboard use. Although it is a subscription service, there is a free preview. Also try The Big Bus and Discovery Education, which feature many games alongside video and other resources.
- Free Rice is a vocabulary-building game from the World Food Programme. Sushi Spell is one of several games produced by the British Council for older learners of English as an additional language(EAL).
- Vocabulary Spelling City enables you to create spelling tests and activities as well as games to extend children's vocabulary.
- LocateStreet is one of many geographical games that use Google's Street View facility. Others are Geoguessr.com and Earth-Picker.
- Smarty Pins from Google and Spacehopper also test locational knowledge.
- Kinetic City Power Up is a game about choice of energy sources to power a city - you must balance power outputs, costs and environmental impacts of some renewable and non-renewable energy sources.
- Several development charities use online games to get across their messages, including Christian Aid, CAFOD and Water Aid.
- The Funderstanding roller coaster simulator has been around for a while - Discovery Kids Build Your Own Coaster is much less scientific and Amusement Park Physics Design a Roller Coaster is a bit dull, if rather worthy.
- As well as games for early years, PBS Kids also features categorised games for older learners and 'Hard Games'. Animal Planet hosts a range of games with an animals theme.
- Some games sites are rather disfigured by advertisements, for example, Cool-Math Games' Lemonade Stand simulator.
- StarTower features several games, alongside the excellent Unit the Robot.
- Sound Factory is a rather bizarre music making game. Isle of Tune is also an unusual approach to music making.
- Philologus uses recent television game shows as templates for teacher created games and activities - there are plenty of samples to try.
- And finally, there are several online interview games or simulators that may be useful for professional purposes, including this one from Hong Kong Polytechnic University.