Reviewing physics, learning American history, or getting training in organization and management is possible while having fun. Proof: Here are 3 truly smart video games for teens and their parents.

Learning history while having fun is possible. Proof: Bounty Train transports you to the 19th century to explore the American industrial landscape. It is a strategy and simulation game blended with a real history lesson about the United States. You will help the (real) pioneers of the American economy develop their business, and yours at the same time. You will also need to get your hands dirty with the grime of your locomotive and, of course, face Native Americans and smugglers. Bounty Train will delight fans of management/simulation games.
Read more...
Age
Availability
Players
Playability
Publisher: Daedalic Entertainment
Developer: Corbie Games
More than 1000 Games included in your subscription. No downloads. New titles added monthly.
Play for Free
The game that everyone agrees on among teens. A very good puzzle game focused on infiltration that will push their reflexes and brains to the limit. You play as a clone created to perform a few simple tests in a ruthless multinational. The goal of the game is simple: escape by hacking a few monitors, dodging lasers, a killer robot, and other circular saws under the taunts of a narrator who is supposed to guide you. A simple and incredibly effective gameplay that will require a healthy dose of ingenuity from your teen.

Age
Availability
Players
Playability
Publisher: Curve Games
Developer: Curve Studios
More than 1000 Games included in your subscription. No downloads. New titles added monthly.
Play for Free