Rixis Dermatology in Columbus and Dublin, Ohio

Play Free Skin Health Games

Each game teaches you something real about your skin, from acne and warts to sun safety. Play in our waiting room, at home or on the go.

  • Free to play
  • No download or sign-up
  • Phones, tablets and computers

In our waiting room? Please use headphones or mute the sound.

  • Derm Quest game title screen with a Skin Ranger and friendly skin condition characters on a green hill

    Skin adventure game

    Derm Quest

    Play a Skin Ranger in Maple City. Visit five clinics, meet patients, and choose the right care for 34 skin conditions, from acne and eczema to sunburn.

    Play Derm Quest
  • Shade Dash game title screen showing a child in a sun hat running on the beach past sunscreen drops and a UVB ray

    Sun safety runner

    Shade Dash

    Run through eight sunny levels, from the backyard to the boardwalk. Dodge UV rays, reapply sunscreen on time and learn the ABCDEs of melanoma.

    Play Shade Dash
  • Whack-a-Wart game title screen with a smiling freeze spray mascot and cartoon warts

    Wart clinic game

    Whack-a-Wart

    Run a clinic for warts and molluscum. Freeze, treat and heal across hand, foot and face levels, and learn why you should never cut or burn a wart at home.

    Play Whack-a-Wart
  • Acne Invaders: The Next Breakout game title screen with cartoon blackhead, whitehead and pimple characters

    Acne arcade game

    Acne Invaders: The Next Breakout

    Defend the skin from blackheads, whiteheads and pimples in this arcade shooter. Learn what causes acne and how real treatments work.

    Play The Next Breakout
  • Acne Invaders Classic start screen showing the game title, the three acne lesion types and the Start Treatment button

    Classic arcade game

    Acne Invaders Classic

    The original arcade game. Steer a starship treatment dispenser and fight off mischievous acne invaders.

    Play Acne Invaders Classic

Questions about your skin?

Our dermatology team in Columbus and Dublin is here to help.

Games are for fun and general education, not medical advice.