Kazoete

A quick game to help you practice numbers in Japanese. Kazoete 数えて means count in Japanese, its conjugated tithe the te form making it a command, it may not be polite but are you going to just sit there and ignore my command, get counting already! Kazoete gives you a random number and 6 possible answers. You need to get 20 correct to complete the game, every time you get one wrong the timer goes up.

VocabVan

Embark on an educational adventure with VocabVan, the engaging application designed to supercharge your language learning journey! Tailored for language enthusiasts and learners, VocabVan offers a fun and interactive way to master foreign language vocabulary.

Senpai Teaches Me Japanese

Do you know any Japanese? Based on textbook learning methods, at the end of this game you will know how to read Japanese characters, sentence structure, and 100+ words.

My Japanese Coach

My First Amazing World Explorer

My First Amazing World Explorer is an educational travel game, developed and published by DK Multimedia. It functions both as a virtual atlas and as an exploration tool. The player travels the world, collecting stamps from every country visited, whilst learning about different nations.

Learn Basic Kanji!!

A Kanji learning game which teaches you 80 basic Kanji.

Learn Hangul!!

Educational game teaching you fundamental spelling of Hangul.

Hiragana Hero

Keen Reflex, an online streamer who teaches viewers Japanese with his experience as a professional Japanese translator and with his JLPT N1 Japanese fluency, has gotten whisked away to a magical land filled with creatures called hiragana that can only be defeated by shouting their name. Since arriving in this new world, Keen seems to have mysteriously forgotten how to read hiragana and only YOU can help him by guiding him through puzzles and hoards of hiragana, leveling up Keen's stats and your reading comprehension along the way!

Kamiji

Kamiji is a Japanese-learning AR trading card game that finds magic in the mundane! Following a volcanic eruption the creatures known as Kami were propelled out of the earth. They were lost and had no homes... But fortunately the ancient humans of China and Japan had hoped and anticipated that they would come home. And forged their entire writing system of the image of the Kami, knowing that one day they would have domains to return to. So the Kami finding these shrine-like remembrances of themselves buried themselves within the kanji. They might've gone completely unnoticed had it not been for a team of scientists who developed a new technology in the form of an app, called Kamiji. Players can use it to scan kanji characters on outdoor billboards that were covered in volcanic ash of the eruption to capture and tame the Kami living within each kanji character.

KawaiiDungeon: Rise of a Goddess

Learn Japanese for free with KawaiiDungeon! KawaiiDungeon will help you to learn Japanese faster while reading and remembering hiragana, katakana and vocabulary in a fun and interactive way!