Why these games exist
Making a game can begin with one small question: what happens if I change this rule? EduBuzz keeps that first step approachable with original browser games whose source you can read in one file. Play the demo, download the starter, and experiment at your own pace.
What you will find here
The library currently contains twelve original HTML5 and JavaScript starters, a quick-play arcade, and twelve practical guides. The templates cover grid movement, collisions, matching, turn-based rules, and timing. They are deliberately small learning projects, with no account system or external dependencies.
Free means you can build with it
Template code is released under the MIT license. You can modify it and use it in personal or commercial work while keeping the license notice. There are no premium files hidden behind the download button. Read the full license for the terms.
How we approach content
Each template page explains the mechanics, controls, source files, and a concrete customization idea. Guides focus on decisions you can try in the included games. We do not publish scraped game catalogs or claim that these starters replace a full game engine. See our editorial standards for how corrections are handled.
Have a question or found a bug?
Email admin@edubuzz.co.za. Include the game name, your browser, and the steps that reproduce the problem. We welcome clear reports and ideas for making these small games easier to understand.