Serious Games Information Center

Lemon Lane

Lemon Lane is a free browser game where children (about 8–12) run a lemonade stand for a 7-day summer and work out cost, price and what they keep. They start with $20 and buy supplies (lemons 25¢, sugar 10¢, cup 10¢, ice 5¢), so one cup costs 50¢. A price slider from 25¢ to $3 shows "You keep $X per cup", or warns "This is below your cost." Ice melts overnight, so leftover stock is wasted money, and customers who leave are counted as "Too pricey." No account, no ads; progress saves in the browser. Play: https://lemon-lane.pages.dev/?ref=sgic Optional paid version (Lemon Lane Tycoon, $2.99): 35-day summer, upgrades, helpers, catering orders and a bank loan. Made with help from AI tools.

Interactive Signalling Laboratory

Edugame Railway Operations

The SigLab is a cooperative physical serious game for railway operations education. Two to four learners jointly operate a modified wooden railway in scenario-based tasks. Track segments represent discrete spatial fields, while rounds represent time. Trains move according to simplified acceleration and braking profiles; signals, turnouts, route locks, and clearing points make operational states and dependencies visible. An instructor facilitates the scenarios and connects the simplified model to real railway practice.

Oh My Git!

Oh My Git! is an open-source game in English that introduces players to the popular version control system Git. It is highly interactive and aims to develop an intuitive understanding of operations such as merging and rebasing. Players are guided step by step through Git’s features; each level tells a short story in which they can use their newly acquired skills to solve problems or help others.

Blueberry

Blueberry is a story-driven puzzle platformer that takes you deep into a woman’s mind as she faces her trauma. Ascend her Tower of Life, relive her key memories, and collect pieces of her fragmented self to unlock the mysteries of her past.

Metadata for Reproducibility– Modular Construction Bricks

The "Metadata for Reproducibility method - Modular Construction Bricks" is an interactive training method for 4–24 players that helps researchers determine which metadata they need to assign for better reproducibility.