Here are a few games on the history.
1. Civilization III:
Civilization III puts students in control of the planning, set up and compete with the leaders of other countries. Students will learn all about different systems of governance, the geography of the world and a lot of the cultural history of the world and leaders from Genghis Khan to Queen Isabella of Spain.
2. Revolution:
This game is made by MIT's Education Arcade. In this game students take on the role of a resident during the American Revolutionary War. Students will learn about the conflict from the perspective of everyday people, and they will learn all about economic, social and political running during the war.
3. Age of Empires III:
In this game the students can learn about the rise and fall of all the kingdoms of the world. This third series includes medieval times until the mid-1800 around Europe and North America. Students will be challenged to set strategy, resource development, and expansion of the societies around the world.
4. Oregon Trail:
This game teaches them how the difficulties faced by migrants from the west up to gain an understanding of geography and human impact on the environment.
5. Pirate Raider:
Pirate Raider brings students to the high seas with a pirate ship where they have to fight with all the monsters from the sea up to the whirlpool while building a ship and obtain treasure. This game can be a good way to teach students about the history of pirates while making it more attractive and imaginative. The students will learn the various types of vessels, geography and much more throughout the game where they can apply all their knowledge of history.
6. Where is Carmen Sandiego In Time ?:
Students will follow the Carmen Sandiego through time with this classic educational game. This game helps them with their cases to be resolved, walked to a different place and time to catch Carmen Sandiego is stealing relics from the past. Students will learn historical facts about everything from Egypt Was A to Ben Franklin, all in a format that gives awards for their knowledge.
7. Pharaoh:
Get the experience of the culture of Egypt Was A with this strategy game. Students will build a culture of Egypt from small communities to large cities, complete with pyramids and obelisks. This game gives accurate information about the conflict, and the leader of the Egyptian myth and words, and can be a good addition to a lesson on the history of Egypt.
8. Making History:
Turn-based strategy game is to bring students into the period before and after World War II. Students will be responsible for making alliances, weapons, soldiers arrange and organize international regulations. This game focuses on World War II, but can be modified to study the past or the Roman era of the Cold War. The students will study the effects of political decisions and understand the importance of diplomacy and international relations.
9. Nancy Drew:
Message In A Haunted Mansion: The challenge for the students to use their problem solving skills to solve a mystery Victorian mansion. The students will learn about Victorian architecture while solving the mystery is going on in the mansion.source
