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Download the game file and open it in Microsoft Excel. Enable macros if prompted, and you're ready to play!

Most games are compatible with Excel 2010 and newer versions. Check individual game requirements for specific version needs.

Start with our beginner tutorials and gradually progress to advanced topics. Basic VBA knowledge is recommended.

Although all games on the platform have been tested by us, we cannot guarantee the absolute safety of the games you download. Please be aware.

Yes, most games are compatible with Excel for Mac. However, some features might work differently due to platform differences.

This is a security feature in Excel. To enable macros: Click "File" > "Options" > "Trust Center" > "Trust Center Settings" > "Macro Settings" > select "Enable all macros" (only use with trusted files). Alternatively, click the "Enable Content" button in the yellow security warning bar that appears when opening the game.

While basic VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) knowledge is helpful for creating complex games, many simple games can be created using just Excel formulas and features. Our tutorials include options for all skill levels, from beginners with no coding experience to advanced developers.

Excel games can slow down due to numerous calculations, large file size, or limited system resources. Try: closing other applications, updating Excel to the latest version, disabling automatic calculations (Formula tab > Calculation Options > Manual), or reducing the complexity of game graphics. For games you've created, optimize your VBA code and limit the use of volatile functions.