Frequently Asked Questions

No — you can play games and browse quizzes without an account. However, creating a free account lets you track your progress, appear on the leaderboard, earn points and download free worksheets.

Yes — the core platform is completely free. All 22+ games, quizzes and some worksheets are free forever. We also offer Basic (₦1,500/month), Premium (₦3,500/month) and School (₦15,000/month) plans that unlock unlimited worksheets and other features.

Click "Register Free" on any page. Enter your name, email address and a password. You'll be logged in immediately — no email verification needed to start playing.

Everything! All games, quizzes and pages are built mobile-first and work on any smartphone, tablet or computer. You do not need to download any app — it all runs in your web browser.

We currently have 22+ free educational games covering Mathematics, English Language, Basic Science, Geography, Nigerian History, Civic Education, Current Affairs and Nigerian Languages (Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa). We add new games regularly.

Our games cover Primary 1 through SS3. Each game page shows the recommended class level. Many games have difficulty settings so students at different levels can use the same game.

Yes — completing a game earns you points based on your score. Points are added to both the subject leaderboard and the overall weekly leaderboard.

We appreciate that! Please use our Contact page, select "Bug Report" and tell us: the game name, the question, and what you think the correct answer should be. We fix verified errors within 48 hours.

Games are interactive experiences (drag-and-drop, timed challenges, arcade-style). Quizzes are straightforward MCQ question sets with a timer, scoring and instant feedback — similar to WAEC/BECE exam format.

Yes — you can take any quiz as many times as you like. Each attempt is tracked separately. Your highest score is recorded on the leaderboard.

Quiz questions are curriculum-aligned and written in WAEC style, but they are not copied verbatim from WAEC past papers. We always recommend practising with official WAEC past question books alongside our platform.

Create a free account, then go to Worksheets and click on any worksheet. Free plan users can download up to 5 worksheets. Basic and Premium plans unlock unlimited downloads.

Yes — all worksheets are PDF format, designed for A4 printing. They include answer spaces for students and are formatted for clear classroom use.

Yes — you can print as many copies as needed for classroom use. Our School Plan at ₦15,000/month gives unlimited downloads for up to 200 students.

Yes! Contact us via the Contact page and select "Worksheet Request." We prioritise frequently requested topics.

We use Paystack for all payments, which accepts Nigerian debit/credit cards, bank transfers, USSD and mobile money. All transactions are in Nigerian Naira (₦).

Yes — you can cancel anytime from your Profile page. Your access continues until the end of your current billing period. No questions asked.

The free plan is effectively a permanent trial — you can use it indefinitely. There is no time limit on the free plan.

Our School Plan at ₦15,000/month already offers significant savings compared to individual plans. Contact us for annual pricing or multi-school arrangements.

Try: (1) Refreshing the page, (2) Using a different browser (Chrome recommended), (3) Checking your internet connection. If the game still fails, please contact us with the game name and your device/browser details.

No — EduGames NG is an online platform and requires an internet connection. However, PDF worksheets can be downloaded and printed for offline use.

Click "Login" then "Forgot Password." Enter your email address and we'll send you a reset link. Check your spam folder if you don't see it within a few minutes.

Scores are only saved when you are logged in and complete the game (not just quit mid-game). Make sure you are logged in before playing.