If you’ve already purchased a DRM-free version of one of our games you must still contact us to request a free institutional license before installing it on any computers other than your own.
The commercial versions of our games are regularly discounted on Steam and other digital distribution platforms and provide better experiences for individual users on their own computers than the institutional versions of our games. If you think that your school should be included despite being private and/or for-profit, email me and tell me why. However, if you email us with the information listed above we can put together a quote that includes an educational discount (usually 25% - 75% off depending on the number of licenses). Private and/or for-profit schools are not included.Personal computers owned by students are not included. Licenses are only for installation on computers that are school property (lab computers, classroom computers, school-owned laptops that students can take home with them).Like most things in life, there are rules: How you plan to use the games (with curriculum, as a reward, after-school club, etc.).How many students will have access to the games.Where the computers are located (lab, classroom, student laptops, etc.).How many computers the games will be installed on.Which games you want licenses for (see list below).A link to something online that proves your affiliation with the organization.
To get access, please send an email to from your organizational email address with the following information: Our aim is to provide as much value to our target institutions as possible. Either way, feel free to ask for as many licenses as you need and as many games as you could use. There are no demos for our games, so your options for evaluation are to either buy a game on Steam and play it on your own computer, or to apply for a license guessing which games would be most appropriate and learn them afterward.
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This isn’t to say you need to have beaten the games (most of our players don’t), but you should at least understand how to play them yourself before introducing them to students. Free things are understandably compelling in the underfunded world of education however, in this case we want to be sure you understand that these games are probably not the kind of thing you can sit a student in front of without some amount of introduction and scaffolding from a real human being. Chances are if you’re an educator who has found this page, it’s because someone said there were free games here. Even you.All Zachtronics games are free for public schools and school-like non-profit organizations.īefore we get to the specifics, one important note. We'll be featuring new games every couple of months! Check back often for a list of new titles.Īre you ready to join the indie game revolution? Everyone has the opportunity to get involved. Indie Game Revolution is included with museum admission and is free for MoPOP members. Press your finger to the pulse of a revolution with a playable look into twenty rotating titles from around the world, and discover how independent gamers are redefining their industry. Featuring the stories of more than forty independent video game developers, designers, coders, composers, and critics, MoPOP presents a dynamic, immersive space inviting you to witness the present and future of gaming as it unfolds.
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