
CyberArcade
Cybersafety Games Library
Learning about cybersafety does not have to stop at reading lessons or watching videos. CyberArcade was created as a result of the partnership between the KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation and the Niagara Catholic District School Board (NCDSB) to gamify cybersafety lessons for their students whether they are at school or at home. This collection of interactive games and activities are designed to help individuals build the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to navigate today’s online world safely and responsibly.
Whether you are:
- A student looking for your next challenge,
- A teacher searching for engaging classroom activities,
- A parent wanting to continue meaningful conversations about online safety at home, or
- A senior looking to strengthen their cybersafety skills,
CyberArcade offers a growing library of games for a range of ages, settings, and learning styles.
Cybersafety Academy Games
Explore immersive digital experiences that can be played directly in your browser. These games place players inside realistic scenarios where they must solve puzzles and apply their cybersafety knowledge to progress. Since these are on the Cybersafety Academy LMS page, an account must be made to access them.

CyberRoyale
This interactive course places you in realistic cybersafety scenarios, from creating strong passwords and identifying scams to shopping safely online and protecting your devices. Each challenge is based on situations you may encounter in everyday life, encouraging you to think critically and make informed decisions.

CyberSentinel
This interactive course puts you in everyday cyber safety situations like making strong passwords, spotting scams, shopping safely online, and protecting your devices. Each challenge is based on real things you might face in daily life, and players earn points for making smart choices.
Online Games
Discover games that you can play directly in your browser; they help engage with cybersafety lessons via an escape-room, flash cards, and more. They do not require an account to be accessed.

CyberEscape: Smart Classroom
An interactive digital escape room where you solve cybersafety puzzles, uncover hidden clues, and navigate a locked smart classroom to escape the school. You apply your knowledge of digital citizenship, privacy, cybersecurity, and online safety as you work through a series of increasingly challenging missions.

What’s the Harm?
A single and multiplayer flip card game designed to sharpen your knowledge about the risks of online practices. Challenge yourself and others to navigate the digital landscape safely while having fun. This game has a version catered to each age group including kids, teens, adults, and seniors.

What’s the Harm? Charting Your Course Edition
A single and multiplayer flip card game inspired by the Charting Your Course Cybersafety Academy course and designed to sharpen your knowledge about the risks of online practices. Challenge yourself and others to navigate the digital landscape safely while having fun.

The Cybersafety Summit
A set of quizzes for grades 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12 to put their cybersafety knowledge to the test. Make sure to scroll down to the bottom to access the quizzes. (Note: Teachers can host these quizzes during class for students to compete with each other.)

Free Marvin
A short cybersafety challenge to find a secret code to free and save the robot Marvin.
Printable Games
For classrooms, family game nights, or offline learning, CyberArcade also offers printable activities that combine fun with hands-on learning. These games encourage discussion, teamwork, and friendly competition while reinforcing important cybersafety concepts through collaborative play.

Cyberopoly Board Game
A cybersafety board game that tests you on your cybersafety, technology, and digital literacy knowledge.
Games with Minimal to No Printing
Not every learning activity requires printing or special materials. The collection also includes challenges that require little to no preparation, making them perfect for classrooms, family events, parent engagement nights, or learning at home.

The #UnHackable Family Challenge Activity Booklet
A set of six activities designed to bring kids and their parents together to strengthen their understanding of cybersafety, digital media literacy, and technology.

The #UnHackable School Challenge Activity Booklet
A set of four activities designed to bring students, parents, caregivers, and educators together to strengthen their understanding of cybersafety, digital media literacy, and technology.
how to Prep Kids For Games
Every game in CyberArcade has been designed with a clear educational purpose as they use lessons from our courses and other educational resources to teach and refresh kids’ knowledge on cybersafety, digital literacy, and technology concepts. The following resources are suggested to help kids keep their cybersafety knowledge up-to-date before they play any of the games on this page.
Courses

CyberByters Course
A set of courses for students from K-12 to build cybersafety skills to stay safe, think critically, and grow with confidence online. Along the way, students can earn certificates to celebrate their progress.
Tip Sheets

Cybersafety Tip Sheets
The K-3, 4-8, and 9-12-Adult Cybersafety Tip Sheets help students understand and get accustomed to discussing cybersafety basics.
Post-Activity Resources
After completing the #UnHackable Family Challenge Activity Booklet, you will be guided to create weekly goals to complete with your family to maintain your cybersafety. Here are some videos you can watch if you and your family would like to set a goal of watching one cybersafety video every week.
Online Friendships, Communication & Gaming Videos
STAND Up for Others
by Common Sense Education
How to stay safe when online gaming
by OPC
MENDing Friendships
by Common Sense Education
Keeping Games Fun and Friendly
by Common Sense Education
Who You’re Talking To Online
by Common Sense Education
What is Digital Citizenship?
by CBC Kids
What is Cyberbullying?
by Common Sense Education
What Can YOU Do to Protect Your Online Rep?
by OPC
Ruff Ruffman: Humble Media Genius Videos on PBS Learning Media
Digital Footprints, Online Accounts and Personal Information Videos
Teen Voices: Oversharing and your digital footprint
by Common Sense Education
What is a digital footprint?
by Common Sense Education
Personally identifiable information (PII)
by Common Sense Education
What’s in a digital footprint?
By Common Sense Education
Media Literacy 101: Privacy
by CBC Kids
Online Information & Technology Videos
What Is AI?
By Common Sense Education
Reading News Online
by Common Sense Education
What is misinformation? Let’s break it down
by CBC Kids News
Fact vs. Fake: A Quick Lesson in Media Literacy
by CBC Kids
Can you trust the news? How to tell the difference between real and fake news
by CBC Kids News
How AI tools like ChatGPT are changing homework
by CBC Kids News
Stay Tuned!
More games coming your way!




