Explore our collection, complete brain-teasing puzzles or learn about science with our range of science games and apps.
We've had to retire some of our older games as they no longer work in modern browsers. You can still find them on an archive version of our website, but they are not supported.
When the power goes out, it’s time for action. Venture into the dark, explore different locations and meet new characters—creating your own adventure as you play! Use your science skills to get the power back on and see if you can discover the real reason behind darkness.
You’re in control—your choices and decisions will guide you through the story to discover the cause of Total Darkness. Will you solve the mystery before it’s too late?
Accept challenges, create your very own tour of the museum, and battle against your friends and family with our Lovie Award-winning app, Treasure Hunters (recommended for ages 5+). Taking part is as easy as taking a photo—plus we’ve given the app a special engineering-focused update to celebrate the Year of Engineering.
It’s free to download—get ready to explore, snap and score!
Design and test your own all-terrain space rover! Can it jump gaping canyons and cross treacherous boulder fields to travel the furthest and be today’s top rover? Available for Apple and Android devices.
For more information or technical support e-mail ruggedrovers@sciencemuseum.org.uk.
Transmission challenges you to create increasingly complex networks, weaving connections to communicate ever greater amounts of information. Available for Apple and Android devices.
Supported by Bloomberg Philathropies
For more information or technical support email transmission@sciencemuseum.org.uk.
InfoAge+ features four creative challenges that will help you get more from your visit to the Science Museum’s amazing Information Age gallery. Complete the activities and beat the Museum to win achievements. This app is available on iPhone, iPad and Android.
Supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies
For more information or technical support email smapps@sciencemuseum.org.uk.
Timeline: put yourself into a 200-year-plus timeline of incredible stories and add your own objects.
Top tech: choose an object, create a card and use it to do battle with objects from the gallery.
After dark: what if the objects came to life after the Museum closes? Imagine conversations between the objects by filling in the blanks in a comic strip.
Newsflash: you need to find a news story in the gallery that will please your demanding editor and create a video report about it.
