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Start with pictures and everyday words, then match and spell them.
16 free games · No sign up · A1–C2
Free English Learning Games
Play quick vocabulary, grammar and reading games right in your browser. Each game takes one to five minutes, adapts to your level from A1 to C2 and shows you the words to review at the end.
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Daily English Challenge10 questions, 90 seconds, one new set every day. Keep your streak alive.Vocabulary · A1–C2 · 2 minWord MatchMatch English words with their meanings as fast as you can.Vocabulary · A1–C2 · 3 minVocabulary SurvivalThree lives. Words get harder from A1 to C2. How far can you go?Vocabulary · A1–C2 · 4 min60 Second VocabularyHow many English words can you get right in one minute?Vocabulary · A1–C2 · 1 minContext DetectiveWork out unknown words from the clues in the sentence.Reading · A2–C2 · 3 minEnglish MillionaireClimb the money ladder from A1 to C2 with three lifelines.Grammar · A1–C2 · 6 minSentence BuilderUnscramble the words to build a correct English sentence.Grammar · A1–C2 · 4 minFind the MistakeEach sentence has one wrong word. Can you spot it?Grammar · A1–C2 · 3 minWord MemoryFlip the cards and find each word and its meaning.Vocabulary · A1–C2 · 3 minScrambled WordsPut the letters back in order to find the English word.Spelling · A1–C2 · 3 minHangmanThe classic word game, with a meaning clue and levels from A1 to C2.Spelling · A1–C2 · 3 minWhich Word Is More Common?Two words, one choice: which one do English speakers use more?Vocabulary · A1–C2 · 2 minReading SprintRead a short text, then answer four questions. See your reading speed.Reading · A1–C1 · 4 minGrammar SpeedrunFill as many grammar gaps as you can in two minutes.Grammar · A1–C2 · 2 minIrregular Verbs RaceType the past simple and past participle before time runs out.Grammar · A1–C1 · 2 minEmoji to EnglishSee an emoji, pick the English word. Perfect for beginners and kids.Vocabulary · A1–A2 · 2 min
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A game shows you which words you don't know yet. Okuzeka helps you actually learn them: read real books and PDFs at your level, tap any word to see its meaning in that sentence, and save it as a flashcard with one tap.
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Which English games fit your level?
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Intermediate
Build sentences, fix common mistakes and read short texts against the clock.
Advanced
Guess rare words from context and climb the grammar ladder to C2.
Learning English with games: short, frequent and active
Memory research is clear on two points: we remember what we actively recall, and we remember it longer when we review it again and again over time. A two-minute game does both. Instead of rereading a word list, you choose, type and match, and every mistake becomes a word you will notice next time.
Games are also honest about your level. If Vocabulary Survival ends at B1 or the Millionaire ladder stops at question nine, you know exactly where to focus. Use that signal to choose books and articles that stretch you just enough.
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Every game runs in your browser on phone, tablet or computer. Your best scores and your Daily Challenge streak are saved on this device, so you can start playing immediately without an account. When you are ready to read, the Okuzeka app turns the words from the games into real progress.
English games: frequently asked questions
Are the English games free?
Yes. Every game is free to play in your browser, with no account, no download and no ads in the game.
Which English game should I start with?
Beginners can start with Emoji to English or Word Match on Easy. Intermediate learners enjoy Sentence Builder and Find the Mistake. Advanced learners should try Context Detective and English Millionaire.
Do the games work on mobile?
Yes. All games work on phones, tablets and computers. On a computer you can also use your keyboard.
Are my scores saved?
Your best score for each game and your Daily Challenge streak are saved in this browser, without an account.
Can teachers use these games in class?
Yes. The games need no sign up, so they are easy to project on a board. English Millionaire and the Daily Challenge work especially well as class warm-ups.
How do the games connect to Okuzeka?
The games show you which words you don't know yet. In the Okuzeka app you then read books at your level, tap unknown words to see their meaning in context and save them as flashcards.