The Family Gaming scheme will encourage and teach parents to play with their children and is being run by Learn Play Academy.
The pilot will target the parents of 10 young people from across the Black Country and offer them access to PCs at Brownhills Activity Centre.
The games will be chosen by the young people.
Stephen Hands, director of Learn Play Academy, said: "The project aims to reduce the digital age gap between parents and their children. It gives young people a chance to play and improve their relationship with their parents and to learn about PCs as they need to install the games on the computer."
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