How to Play Gem Explorer

Gameplay Overview

Are you ready to dive into data? In this game, you need to help the diver collect as many underwater jewels as possible. Move the diver around with the mouse or with your finger to collect the jewels. But watch out for the jellyfish! If you hit a jellyfish, you’ll have to start over again. After catching jewels, you’ll see them on a piece of graph paper. Plus, a pie chart will show you how many of each color you collected. Which jewel did you get the most of? Select the correct color. If you answer incorrectly, the game will correct you. Then, play again and watch your score rise in the top right-hand corner of the game screen. This fun online pie chart game helps students get comfortable with pie charts. Students will have to interpret the pie chart, which is backed up by data. The graph paper display of the jewels helps reinforce the information. Students can count how many of each color there are to support their interpretation of the chart.

Controls

Use keyboard or mouse to play.

Features

✅ Free to play
🕹️ No downloads or installs
📱 Works on mobile and desktop
🔒 No login or registration
🎮 Fast loading and smooth gameplay

Tips & Tricks

Beginner	Pro
Start slow and focus on understanding the controls.	Plan your moves ahead and look for combo opportunities.

FAQ

What is Gem Explorer?

Are you ready to dive into data? In this game, you need to help the diver collect as many underwater jewels as possible. Move the diver around with the mouse or with your finger to collect the jewels. But watch out for the jellyfish! If you hit a jellyfish, you’ll have to start over again. After catching jewels, you’ll see them on a piece of graph paper. Plus, a pie chart will show you how many of each color you collected. Which jewel did you get the most of? Select the correct color. If you answer incorrectly, the game will correct you. Then, play again and watch your score rise in the top right-hand corner of the game screen. This fun online pie chart game helps students get comfortable with pie charts. Students will have to interpret the pie chart, which is backed up by data. The graph paper display of the jewels helps reinforce the information. Students can count how many of each color there are to support their interpretation of the chart.

How do I play it online?

Simply use your keyboard or mouse to control the game right from your browser.

Is Gem Explorer mobile friendly?

Yes, it works seamlessly on both mobile and desktop devices.

Can I play it for free?

Yes, the game is completely free to play online.

Do I need to install anything?

No installation needed. Just click and play!