School Chromebooks don't come with games, except for the "No Internet Game" which is baked into Chrome. The games being used are web games. Schools have blocking agents, but the websites mutate faster than the blocking software. (Looking at you .io domains)
My school eventually deployed software that only allows students on teacher approved sites, a "block all BUT..." rule and the little devils learned that if they opened more than 50 tabs that agent stopped filtering. I've also had students buy an identical Chromebook to their school issued one and use a hotspot to bypass all detection and filtering.
School Chromebooks don't come with games, except for the "No Internet Game" which is baked into Chrome. The games being used are web games. Schools have blocking agents, but the websites mutate faster than the blocking software. (Looking at you .io domains)
My school eventually deployed software that only allows students on teacher approved sites, a "block all BUT..." rule and the little devils learned that if they opened more than 50 tabs that agent stopped filtering. I've also had students buy an identical Chromebook to their school issued one and use a hotspot to bypass all detection and filtering.