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Free Jewish games online for kids

Yes, there really are free Jewish games online, with no ads paying for them. On Playtime613, six games are free in full: no sign-up, no email, no card. Open the site, tap Play online, and your children can start straight away. We'd rather be honest about the rest up front, so here is exactly what's free and what's part of the family plan.

Best for: frum families who want safe, ad-free heimish games for children aged 5–15: Shabbos, Yom Tov, mitzvos, brachos and chessed.

The 6 free games

These play in full, every level, for free:

Free to try: the first levels of the rest

The other online games, like Hatzolah Dash, Sukkah Builder, the Beis Hamikdash 3D Tour and Times Trial, let children play the first levels free. And the 5-day free trial opens everything, every game and every level, with just your email. No card is needed, and nothing is charged when it ends.

What members get

The yearly family plan is £39 a year (UK) or $49 a year (USA) for the whole family. It opens all 21 games and every level, including 7 Members games (Tzedakah Maze, Ma'akeh Builder, Shul Builder, Mitzvah Run, Which Bracha?, Board Game Box and Chess Studio), on the web, in the Windows app and in the Android app. New games are added every month. If you stop, the free games stay free.

All the games, by category

Shabbos & Yom Tov: Sukkah Builder, Gittel's Bakery (free), Zevdov Deli (free).

Mitzvos & Torah: Beis Hamikdash 3D Tour, Noach's Teivah (free), Mitzvah Run, Tzedakah Maze, Ma'akeh Builder, Shul Builder.

Chessed heroes: Hatzolah Dash, Shomrim Patrol, Chaverim to the Rescue.

Brachos & Kashrus: Milchig or Fleishig? (free), Which Bracha?.

Chess & board games: Polly Chess Academy (free), Chess Studio, Board Game Box.

Skills & just for fun: Times Trial, Bracha's Bakery Rush, Simcha Park, Herring Juice (free).

Free doesn't mean ads

  • No ads. Not one. Nothing pops up and nothing tries to sell to your children in the middle of a game.
  • No chat. Children can't talk to strangers, and strangers can't talk to them. There are no friends lists and no social features.
  • No outside links. The games don't send children off to other websites or videos.
  • Shabbos and Yom Tov lock. If you want, the Windows and Android apps lock themselves on Shabbos and Yom Tov.
  • Parent PIN. Behind a grown-up PIN you set a daily timer for each child, block bedtime or school hours, and choose which games each child sees.
  • Offline apps. The Windows and Android apps play without internet, so a child can play with Wi-Fi switched off.

Play now

Android phones and tablets: “Playtime613: Jewish Kids Games” on Google Play. Computers and tablets: play online in the browser, or get the Windows app. The iPhone and iPad app is on the App Store too.

Questions parents ask

Are there free Jewish games online for kids?

Yes. Six Playtime613 games are free in full with no sign-up: Zevdov Deli, Gittel's Bakery, Noach's Teivah, Milchig or Fleishig?, Herring Juice and Polly Chess Academy. The other games let children play the first levels free.

Is the free version full of ads?

No. Playtime613 has no ads at all, on the free games or anywhere else. It's paid for by families on the yearly plan.

Do I need to sign up for the free games?

No. The six free games play without signing up. You only need an email for the 5-day free trial or the family plan.

What does the 5-day free trial include?

Every game and every level, for 5 days. Just your email, no card, and nothing is charged when it ends.

How much does Playtime613 cost?

Six games are free in full, with no sign-up, and the other online games let you play the first levels free. The yearly family plan opens every game and every level for the whole family: £39 a year in the UK or $49 a year in the USA. You can also try everything free for 5 days with just your email, no card.

Which devices does it work on?

Play online in the browser on a computer, laptop, Chromebook or tablet. There is a Windows app for PCs and an Android app on Google Play (“Playtime613: Jewish Kids Games”) for phones and tablets. The iPhone and iPad app is on the App Store too. One family account works on all of them.

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