
Good goats.
Bad habits.
A big meadow. One strange superpower.
A little leap of chaos.
Free browser games. Curious minds.
Pick something. Press play.
See where it takes you.

A big meadow. One strange superpower.
A little leap of chaos.
A home for the games you create.
Student creators, you’re up next.
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Made with curiosity. Best enjoyed with a little free time.
Turn your browser game into something everyone can discover.
Student submissions aren’t open yet. You can get your game export and thumbnail ready, then ask your teacher for an invite when it’s time.
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Explore games brought together by a class, a project, or a shared spark of curiosity.
The first classroom collections are taking shape. Check back after the next round of student creations.
Check your submission, read feedback, and send your next version.
Hegster Games is a browser game showcase and a place for student creations.
The showcase does not use advertising or analytics cookies. If you save favourites, game IDs are stored in this browser’s local storage. You can clear them by clearing this site’s data. Games open on their own websites and may have their own privacy and storage practices.
We store your game files and revisions, artwork, title, description, instructions, category, chosen creator name, submission dates, and teacher feedback. Your teacher reviews submissions before publishing. Use a nickname or team name and keep personal information out of your files. The upload form does not request an email address or full name. Your private game link lets anyone holding it read shared feedback and send revisions, so keep it private. Only a hash of that link’s code is stored. Opening it keeps the code in this tab’s session storage until you close the private session. Private teacher notes stay in the owner dashboard.
Cloudflare hosts this website and processes connection information, such as IP addresses, to deliver and protect it. Upload attempts are rate limited, and operational logs may be retained by Cloudflare. Student games run on separate subdomains.
Students should contact their teacher to request a correction or removal. Teachers manage publication and can remove a game from the public arcade and collections. Unpublishing retains files, past revisions, feedback, and review records privately; ask your teacher about deleting stored work.
Updated 4 November 2026.