MedGames

There are a ton of lecture resources for students at the pre-med, RN, Physician Assistant, and MD level. However, there aren't any great tools to practice what you've learned aside from flashcard sites like Quizlet and Anki. That's why we create MedGames.io. Here you'll find free sorting games, free matching games, and lots of illustrated diagrams that help you remember the boring stuff when it comes to science.

Making the Boring Stuff More Fun

Click on the "games" section to play free games to help you remember biochemical pathways and other many-step processes that are far too dull to name here. We highly suggest playing these shortly after a lecture to help make the information stick.

Games

Games

Request Topics or Report Problems

If you notice incorrect information or have a topic you'd like to see on our game list, let us know. Being a totally free site, we do our best, but please be patient with our slightly slow response times.

Who We Are

Nikki, Yeager

Nikki started MedGames.io in medical school as a way to help her study biochemistry without dying of boredom.

Nitya

Nitya is a high school student passionate about computer science, computer engineering, artificial intelligence, and biomedical engineering. He enjoys designing projects that combine software, hardware, and machine learning to solve real-world problems.

He helped design a handful of our favorite games.

Nimay

Nimay is a high school student with a passion for Artificial Intelligence and hardware systems, focusing on how they can be applied in medicine. He enjoys exploring how technology can solve real-world problems, and is constantly expanding his skills through research projects, competitions, and self-driven learning.

He helped design a handful of our favorite games.