Buy it once. It never phones home.
Desktop games for ages 5–11, on Mac and Windows. No account, no ads, no subscription, and nothing leaves your computer — because we don’t run a server for it to leave to.
Games we’d be happy to install on our own kid’s laptop.
Nobel Games builds desktop games we’d be happy to install on our own kid’s laptop — one clear lesson, a friendly character to learn it with, and a single price on the box.
Each title is designed to live in a kid’s dock for a few years, not to fight for weekly engagement. We don’t collect accounts, we don’t track sessions, and we won’t bolt on a subscription. Buy it once, play it offline, hand it down to a younger sibling when the time comes.
We’re also building something for people who miss someone — a small room for exactly two.
Our games
Two titles, same chunky pixel-art DNA, same shelf in your dock.
Font Quest
A typing and reading game for ages 5–11 that teaches kids to type on a real keyboard while collecting 1,900+ real typefaces.
- 1,900+ real fonts to collect
- Six game modes from sorting to side-scroller
- Story-mode chapters with cutscenes
Math Critters
Arithmetic for ages 5–11, taught by feeding and hatching cartoon critters. Every right answer earns kibble; a fed critter joins your dex.
- 15 pixel-art critters to hatch
- Counting through times tables to ×12
- No store inside the game
The last kids’ software you’ll ever have to cancel.
after you buy
One price on the box. Nothing renews, nothing unlocks, nothing to cancel.
network calls
We don't run a server. Run a network monitor and watch nothing happen.
ads, ever
Not between levels, not on the menu, not anywhere.
purchase, whole household
Install it on every computer in the house. Hand it down to a younger sibling.
Built by Ahmad, one person, in Beirut. hello@nobelgames.io reaches me directly.
No support queue, no ticket number. If something breaks or your kid gets stuck, you’re emailing the person who wrote the code.