Linux mini games
Short browser games for a quick break while you shop. Practise Linux commands, test your memory, catch falling USB drives or try the quiz. They work on phones, tablets and laptops, need no sign-up and keep your best scores on your own device.
Pick a game
- Command SprintType real Linux commands against the clock and earn a rank.Play now
- Boot MemoryMatch Linux and boot terms in as few moves as you can.Play now
- USB CatchSteer the penguin to catch drives, dodge bugs and build combos.Play now
- Linux QuizTen quick questions on Linux and bootable USB drives.Play now
- USB SnakeClassic Snake where the food is a USB drive.Play now
Why play?
The games borrow from what the shop is about. Command Sprint and the Linux Quiz build familiarity with the terminal and with how Linux works, which makes your first live USB session less daunting. The rest are simply a good way to spend a few minutes.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account or to install anything?
No. The game runs in your browser, needs no sign-up and keeps your best scores on your own device.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. It is built for touch screens as well as laptops, and it fits your screen.
What are Linux mini games?
They are short browser games with a Linux and bootable-USB theme, from typing commands to a classic arcade game.
Which game is best for learning Linux?
Start with the Linux Quiz, then try Command Sprint to get used to typing commands.