A little Halloween magic
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Make yourself at home
Spooky EnchantmentEric Matyas · CC BY 3.0

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About Fun Games Now

Warm, gentle browser games built by a UK SEND tutor - for screen-share sessions with children who deserve calm, focused play.

Who built this

Fun Games Now was built by Fearn Robinson - a UK SEND Tutor with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), registered with the Teaching Regulation Agency, and 5+ years of 1:1 experience supporting primary-age children with ADHD, autism, sensory differences, and trauma-related learning needs. She works with families across the UK over screen-share, building bespoke, curriculum-aligned learning plans for children who haven't always found a comfortable fit in mainstream schooling.

Every game on this site started as something Fearn either built or wished she had - a calmer Flappy Bird that doesn't punish a slow reaction, a Snake that grows kindly, a "this or that" deck for children whose voices haven't quite arrived yet, a phonics blender with its own practice sets that uses pre-generated phoneme audio clips, ready to replay at a child's own pace.

Who it's for

Fun Games Now is built for three audiences. The shape of every decision is shaped by them, in this order:

  • SEND tutors and therapists running 1:1 screen-share sessions who need a small, dependable library of calm, focused games they can drop into a session without explanations.
  • SLPs, OTs, and early-years practitionerslooking for browser-native activities (phonics blends, ten-frame composition, cause-and-effect, turn-taking) that work over Zoom or Google Meet on a child's tablet without an app install.
  • Parents- particularly parents of neurodivergent children - who want screen time that's predictable and doesn't push a child into the next purchase or the next dopamine loop.

What makes the games different

Fun Games Now is built for the regulation and attention profile of a real child sitting in a real session with a real adult.

That means:

  • Forgiving physics and big tap targets.Flap! has a forgiveness window that wouldn't survive on a virality leaderboard but absolutely belongs in a screen-share tutoring session with an anxious child.
  • Free to play. Every game is free to play in your browser, with no signup needed.
  • Choose an input that suits the player. The Which One? decks accept A or Left Arrow for the left choice and B or Right Arrow for the right choice. A switch configured to send those keys may be usable; hardware compatibility needs checking. Controls vary between games. Read our controls and accessibility notes.
  • Calm by default.Calm Mode dampens animations and sound. There's a breathing pacer and a feelings check-in for the moments between activities.
  • Replayable phoneme audio. Phonics games use pre-generated ElevenLabs speech clips rather than generating speech in the browser. These are synthesised recordings, not recordings of a human tutor.

Is it really free?

Yes. Every game and tool on Fun Games Now is free to play with no signup - so any tutor, therapist, parent, or classroom can use the whole library without a budget conversation. An optional free account adds child profiles, session tools, and cloud-synced stickers, but you never need one to play.

We don't sell data, and we don't run targeted campaigns at children. See the privacy policy for the specifics.

Talk to us

Game requests, accessibility feedback, broken things, curriculum-fit questions, or just hello - hello@fungamesnow.co.uk. Fearn reads everything personally.

Try a game first

No signup needed to try the free games. Start with one of these:

Make a path of little lights.

Choose four lantern colours and place them along the woodland path. Light them together to make the woodland yours.

Open both decorating activities on their own page

Choose a colour

Tap a place on the path to set down a lantern. Choose another colour to change it.

Opening your lantern path…

A quiet path, waiting for your lanterns.

Take the lantern path.

Past the old gate, warm lights lead to games, stories and things to make.

Visit the Christmas village

Opening the Halloween woodland…

Swipe to look around the landscape. Choose a path below.

Illustration: Google Santa Tracker contributors (CC BY 4.0), adapted layout and animation. Halloween woodland: Sarah Drasner (MIT). Artwork sources. 3D Halloween models: Kay Lousberg (CC0 sources), composed and lit for these places.