A learning game where your own family is the crew
Most personalized kids' games put a name on a board game. Space Force Spelling puts your family in the cockpit: a photo or a short typed description becomes each cadet's helmet portrait, a story cutscene still, and the crew's skin tone and hair on the 3D cadets. Then your kids spell, add and answer science questions to keep that crew flying.
- Free game · no sign-up
- Family Edition $19.99 once
- Not a subscription
- Grown-ups only checkout
- Photo stays on your device
Runs in the browser on phone, tablet, Chromebook or PC. Progress saves on your device; a free account is optional for syncing between devices.
What Family Edition returns
Your faces on the crew
Brother, sister, mom, dad and baby slots. A photo or a typed description becomes each cadet's helmet portrait in the 3D world and the HUD.
A story still with your family
Story Mode cutscene art generated with your crew, cached per galaxy, kept as a souvenir.
This week's words
Paste your child's school spelling list and the game practices exactly those words.
Family missions and a printable report
Set a mission for the week and print a one-page cadet report showing what was practiced.
What stays free
- The whole game: Story Mode, 3D World Mode, arcade mini-games, coins and shop skins
- 4,000+ spelling words, 760+ math and 680+ science questions, grades K–6 and beyond
- Crew names and emojis on the free Customize screen
- Free Parent View with progress by subject and grade
- No ads, and nothing in the game is pay-to-win
- Baby Mode for preschoolers
Questions parents ask
Is Family Edition a subscription?
No. It is $19.99 once, purchased by a grown-up on the parents page. The core game stays free with or without it.
What happens to our photo?
The photo is analyzed to build a text description and is not kept on the server; the description and the generated crew art are what the game uses. Parents can review, export, unlink and delete a child's account and data.
Can kids buy it by accident?
No. There is no card form inside the game. Purchase happens on the parents page with a grown-up account, and kids never enter a card.
What ages is the game for?
The curriculum runs kindergarten through 6th grade with banks that reach into middle school, plus a free Baby Mode for preschoolers.
Family Edition: $19.99 once · not a subscription · grown-ups only
Ready to see your crew? Family Edition is bought once, by a grown-up, on the parents page. Invoice name: GreenStopSign Services, LLC.
See Family Edition on the parents pageThe free game never becomes pay-to-win. Teachers: a Classroom edition with rosters and join codes is $79 per 12 months, inside the game.