Learning to stay safe online can actually be fun.
Our free interactive games help kids, teens, and adults build real skills on keeping safe online. This means spotting red flags, protecting their privacy, and knowing when to ask for help — through play, not lectures. Play these games and check out the discussion guide below to discuss as a family, group, or community.
Games for younger children
Adventures that introduce digital safety concepts through exploration and discovery, built for younger minds.
Digital Detective
Every post, comment, and click leaves a trail. Make choices and see what happens — and discover how your online actions can stick around longer than you expect.
Age Advisory: 9+
Games for older players
Games that help teens practice real-world decisions around privacy, trust, and online safety.
Friend or Foe
Read real-feeling online messages and decide: does this person seem trustworthy — or are there warning signs? Learn to slow down, notice red flags, and say no.
Age Advisory: 12+
Privacy Budget
You start with a limited amount of privacy. Decide what's worth sharing — and what isn't. See how oversharing can snowball, and learn to protect what matters.
Age Advisory: 12+
Exploitation Escape
A story-based game that shows how an online conversation can turn unsafe — and how to respond. Block, get help, and remember: what happens is never your fault.
Age Advisory: 15+
Inbox Inspector
Spot phishing emails, sketchy DMs, and suspicious links. Inspect the clues, write a safe reply, and get AI feedback — so you can handle anything that lands in your inbox.
Age Advisory: 15+
Resources for Parents
Get the Level Ready Quest Games Facilitated Discussion Guide
Our Rescue recommends having ongoing conversations with young people about online safety, and our games are as a useful starting point for these conversations. After playing these games, we recommend having semi-guided conversations on how scenarios in the games relate to real world experiences.
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Our Shield™: An Online Safety Superpower for Caregivers and Kids
Every minute your child spends online without proper defense puts them at risk. Online predators are actively targeting children through social networks and apps, exploiting their innocence and curiosity. The online threats are real, they're growing, and they're happening to families just like yours—right now.
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Download “Start Talking: A Guide to Keeping Children Safe Online”
Our “Start Talking” guide gives you everything needed to protect your family. Learn to recognize grooming tactics and fake profiles, get age-appropriate conversation starters that build trust, and discover hidden risks in popular apps. You’ll identify predators before they strike and manage your child’s digital footprint.
Don’t wait until something happens. The conversations you have today could prevent a lifetime of trauma tomorrow.
Training Modules for Adults
Start your free training today. Because informed individuals and communities are the strongest force for preventing harm from ever occurring. These courses are best accessed on the desktop but are also available on mobile devices.
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Legal Disclaimer — Our Rescue Educational Materials
All games are provided for educational purposes only. See full legal disclaimer.
Read The Full DisclaimerPrevention starts with you
Our Rescue uses educational games to teach online safety in an engaging, age-appropriate way that helps children learn without fear or feeling overwhelmed. As an organization dedicated to ending child sexual exploitation, Our Rescue believes prevention starts with education.
Interactive games give young people a safe space where they can practice recognizing risks, making smart choices, setting boundaries, and asking for help before they encounter dangerous situations in real life.
By combining storytelling, decision-making, and real-world scenarios, Our Rescue games build confidence, critical thinking, and digital awareness. The focus is on empowerment — not blame — helping children recognize red flags, protect their privacy, and speak up early to stay safe online.