Each country has its own games. It is known that the game - one of the most important ways of knowing the world contributes to the development of different skills and abilities, memorization of the studied material in various subjects. With the help of the game, the student is able to overcome different stages in learning. The game also contributes to raising motivation and interest in the subject being studied, developing relationships to the outside world and forming a position and coordinating one's point of view with other possible points of view. Melvin Konner believes that the game "may be the main tool that nature has found for the development of our brain." The project will also help develop communication skills and abilities. The objective of the project is to increase motivation among students, establish intercultural relations, exchange information and interaction, familiarize with a variety of games, interesting facts emanating from them, and create their own games. Students aged 11-18 can participate in the project.