Free online games in Brisbane's western suburbs

From Indooroopilly and Kenmore, through the Centenary suburbs of Jindalee, Mount Ommaney and Sumner, across to Oxley, Inala and Forest Lake: Lantern Path Games is free, plays in the browser, and needs no download or account.

A lot of the games are set in the kind of suburb you live in. Wheelie bins on bin night, a hard rubbish pile on the kerb that has to stay standing until the council truck comes, a billy cart down a long hill. Pick one below and you are playing in a couple of seconds.

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Games to start with

• Hard RubbishCouncil comes Thursday. It only has to be standing by then.
• Bin NightBin night. Your wheelie bin has a cannon. So does next door.
• Billy CartA milk crate, four pram wheels, the big hill, and no brakes to speak of.
• Lolly JarTwo of a kind become the next one up. Nobody has finished the big one.
• Hold The PavThe sauce bottle is the wall. Make the ants take the long way.
• Extension LeadsEvery tool in the shed, one power board, and leads that must not cross.
• GlasshouseOne sunbeam, a box of mirrors, and tomatoes in no hurry at all.
• Big AirTen more minutes on the trampoline, she said. That was an hour ago.

Free wifi and computers at Brisbane City Council libraries nearby

Each of these branches lists free wifi and free public computers on the council's own page. Darra, Jindalee, Wacol, Richlands, Sumner and Forest Lake have no branch inside the suburb, so these are the nearest fixed ones.

• Indooroopilly Library, Indooroopilly: free wifi and free public computers. source
• Kenmore Library, Kenmore: free wifi and free public computers. source
• Mt Ommaney Library, Mount Ommaney: free wifi and free public computers. source
• Corinda Library, Corinda: free wifi and free public computers. source
• Inala Library, Inala: free wifi and free public computers. source

Free coding and STEAM clubs nearby

• STEAM Sundays, Indooroopilly Library: a free weekly drop-in on Sundays from 11am to 12pm, exploring science, technology, reading and art, aimed at ages 5 to 12 source
• CoderDojo at Brisbane Council Libraries: a free coding club running most school terms in 2026 in two hour Saturday sessions, taking turns between Bracken Ridge, Brisbane Square, Kenmore and Sunnybank Hills libraries source

About the area

• Jindalee, Mount Ommaney, Sumner and their neighbours were developed together as the Centenary Suburbs, named in 1959, the centenary of Queensland's separation from New South Wales. source
• Oxley and Oxley Creek are named after the explorer John Oxley, who explored and named the Brisbane River in 1823. source

Suburbs

Indooroopilly, Kenmore, Jindalee, Mount Ommaney, Sumner, Darra, Oxley, Corinda, Inala, Forest Lake, Wacol and Richlands, all in Brisbane City Council.

Nearby

• Free games in Ipswich, Goodna and Redbank Plains
• Free games in Springfield and Ripley
• Free games in Rosewood and outer Ipswich
• Free games in Lockyer Valley
• Free games in Toowoomba and Highfields

Local details checked 1 October 2026 at the sources linked. Council services change, so check with your council before you go.