Try Fantastic Contraptions.
My school physics text book was called Physics Is Fun, but I never believed it. Any other physics related games out there?
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Check out http://www.algodoo.com and http://www.phunland.com - both physics-related and both rather entertaining.
Hmm... my captcha phrase was "wheabl". Close!
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