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Daleki Gaming

A studio of 3D educational games for kids aged 6 to 12: fifteen browser games, five original guide characters, and a family zone, in Spanish and English.

Visit the platform

A kid taking penalty kicks is focused on the goal, and the multiplication tables show up along the way. Daleki Gaming starts from that idea: the question is part of the play. You kick the ball at the number that solves the challenge, slice the pizza into quarters, plant the tree where the water reaches. It all happens in 3D worlds that open in the browser, with nothing to download, on a computer, tablet, or phone.

Daleki Lab designed and built the entire studio: fifteen games across five worlds (sports, building, seasons, blocks, and cooking) and a crew of five characters, Nova, Kai, Luma, Byte, and Mochi, who introduce each game and celebrate every right answer. Difficulty adjusts on its own: it goes up after three correct answers in a row and down after two mistakes, so every kid plays at their own level. Rounds last 2 to 10 minutes, and when something goes wrong, the game calmly shows the answer and keeps going.

The platform is built so a family can recommend it with peace of mind. There are no ads, no chats with strangers, and no purchase buttons for kids, and nicknames come from a fixed list. In the family zone, an adult sets daily play minutes, reviews a report by skill, turns on sync across devices, and deletes the data with one button. Orbi, the site guide, answers questions about the studio and the games. Five games are free forever, everything works in Spanish and English, and the studio installs on the home screen like an app.

What we built

01
Fifteen 3D games in the browser
Soccer, basketball, racing, towers, bridges, pizzas, and block worlds with 3D graphics that run on a computer, tablet, or phone, with nothing to install.
02
Learning inside the play
Times tables in soccer, fractions in the pizzeria, measurements in the bakery, geometry in the tower, and ecosystems on the island. Six skills: numbers, words, science, logic, creativity, and the world.
03
Difficulty that adapts
Before playing, kids choose ages 6 to 8 or 9 to 12. Three correct answers in a row raise the level and two mistakes lower it a little, so nobody gets bored or stuck.
04
An original crew
Nova, Kai, Luma, Byte, and Mochi live on the Daleki station. Each one guides the games of their world with their own personality, catchphrase, and specialty.
05
Safety by design
No ads, no chat with strangers, and no purchases by kids. Nicknames come from a fixed list, and kids are never asked for a name, photo, or email.
06
Family zone
A daily minutes limit, a report by skill, a 10 minute code to continue on another device, and data deletion with one button.

Inside the platform

Galactic Goal: penalty kicks in a 3D stadium where every shot solves a number challenge.
$Fraction Pizza: with Mochi, fractions get sliced, topped, and baked.$
Fraction Pizza: with Mochi, fractions get sliced, topped, and baked.
Cosmic Blocks: Byte guides the build cube by cube on a floating island.
The crew: five guides who introduce each game and celebrate every right answer.