My Top Picks for Free Online Games

Games became an important source of relaxation and stress release during my time at university. Between lectures, assignments, and the pressure of tests, I frequently felt overwhelmed. 

However, whenever I felt mentally exhausted, I could relax by playing video games. Whether immersing myself in an open-world adventure, strategizing in a fast-paced game, or simply exploring a new virtual setting, gaming was the ideal getaway. It allowed me to escape college life's demands and focus on something fun.

The satisfaction of conquering a difficult level or the joy of spending time with friends in online games provided the mental break I needed to recover. It wasn't just about having fun; games gave me the mental clarity to approach my academics with a new perspective, making them a crucial part of my undergraduate routine.

Since I had a long Christmas break recently, I felt nostalgic and decided to check out some games online for fun and I stumbled upon, culinaryschools.org/kids-games/.

What I love about this site is that almost all games are published using mobile and desktop-friendly HTML5 web design. Even though they're not totally ad-free, they placed moderate advertising on the borders to help cover hosting costs. They have various games like food education games, service eaters games, other food-themed games, brain games, sports games, and holiday-themed games.

It can be overwhelming with all the choices but if you have a specific game in mind, they also have a game search bar to search your preferred game. I will also share some games that I enjoyed while surfing the website.

1. Coffee Shop

It's a simulation game in which you may see how much money you can help Cafe Calypso earn monthly. The game incorporates ingredient stockpiling, ingredient deterioration, modifying drink formulations, managing drink prices, and changing consumer demand in response to weather variations.

Improve your reputation and cash flow by optimizing your inventory and pricing while creating a winning recipe for customers.

2. Pizza Party

Customers can order personalized pizzas with toppings such as tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, ham, mushrooms, basil, and pepperoni. This game is easier than many others because the crust is automatically made, practically every order (except for the ham and mushroom) begins with tomato sauce, there are just a few total ingredients to pick from, and you can add them in any sequence. This game is straightforward to play. kids in second and third grades should love it. In contrast, kids in higher grades may find it tedious until they move to higher levels and can pick between preparing more advanced pizzas such as quattro stagioni or basic margherita, marinara, and pepperoni pizzas.

3. Breakfast Time

Serves breakfast to customers by matching each item on an order one by one until the order is fulfilled. Each round lasts 60 seconds, and getting even one item wrong angers the customer. This game may frustrate small children, but it would be appropriate for fifth and sixth grades.

4. 4 Images 1 Word

is a word game that may be played in six different languages: English, French, Italian, German, Portuguese, and Spanish. Select a language. Grab the tiles that spell the word that connects the four pictures as rapidly as possible to increase your score. If you make a mistake, try again. If you get stuck, you can utilize the assistance buttons, but they will cost you points. The two help options are: deleting certain letters from the letter grab tray display for 60 points and adding a random letter to the solution for 80 points. You have 20 seconds to finish each problem. Play until you run out of time, or finish ten stages in a row.

5. The Casagrandes Mercado Mayhem 

is a grocery shop simulation game in which you must restock inventory and grab groceries for clients one at a time. Keep the store clean and stocked at the end of each day to prepare for the next day. Keep consumers satisfied by serving them swiftly.

6. Burger Stacker

is a sandwich stacking game in which you must collect the correct dropping ingredients using your plate. Hold down the left mouse button and use it to slide the plate from side to side, collecting the bottom bun first, followed by each component shown in order. Complete the sandwich with the top bun before moving on to the next sandwich, avoiding any erroneous ingredients. You earn money for each sandwich dependent on its difficulty and how quickly you prepare it. As you progress through the game, you build larger stacks with more ingredient types, but the game ends when you catch one erroneous item.

7. Tap Supermarket

 

is an isometric game in which the player has to run a grocery store, which includes checking out customers, increasing the line of products sold, and replenishing vegetables. New screens can be unlocked as you advance in the game. To keep it filled as well, remember to scroll up to the stock room located in the game's upper left corner.

So what do you think of some of my favorite games? Some games may be too simple or difficult depending upon the player, but you'll surely enjoy at least one game on this website because of its extensive list. I love how you don't need to download anything and more importantly, you don’t need to spend anything to enjoy it because the games are free.

Play your stress away!