The Best Education Games for Linux

Pajama Sam chases down some snickering cookies, only to find himself in the midst of a food squabble!

APICO is the latest game in the sims genre, combining elements from Stardew Valley, Graveyard Keeper and Animal Crossing. Join your grandfather's beekeeping business on an island and craft, build and breed bees to discover extinct species. Experience a chilled adventure as you create your own unique world.

Tandis is a short puzzle game where you discover mind-bending geometric forms.

"It's Spring Again" - an educational game for children ages two and up. It uses game mechanics to teach children about the seasons.

Non-Euclidean Minesweeper is a minesweeper game played in non-Euclidean space. You can play this classic game on square, pentagonal, hexagonal and heptagonal tiles. All problems are definitely solvable with pure logic.

Exciting cooking game! Cook dishes to satisfy hungry monster.

High schooler Rin was out buying a snack in her hometown’s shopping district when her surroundings suddenly transform. She should know this area well, but the unreadable letters on the signs and the strange language the people spoke made things completely unrecognizable! The text in this game has been officially supervised by the National Esperanto Association in Japan.

Draw & Guess is a casual drawing game for up to 16 players. Pick a word and draw away or try to guess your fellow players’ submissions. Multiple game modes and settings available to spice things up!

Turn On The Light is a minimalist puzzle game.

Can you learn Japanese by solving puzzles? So to Speak is a game about wandering in Japan, looking at signs, overhearing conversations, and using context clues in the environment to figure out what it all means. No background in Japanese is assumed.