The Language Game

The Language Game is a two-player quiz game in which you answer language puzzles to claim tiles on a board. You compete to connect your sides, while trying to capture and flip your opponent’s tiles by sandwiching them.

Board game

Players take turns choosing a tile, which gives them a language question. Answer correctly to win the tile; the aim is to link your sides of the board, though the shortest route may not be the best if your opponent can flip your tiles. The game supports local two-player play only, with no online multiplayer.

Languages and practice

You can switch between five languages: English, French, Italian, German and Spanish. The game includes over 900 phrases, covering more than 2,000 words across 59 categories, recorded by native speakers. Phrases are introduced gradually and spoken by native linguists in both your own language and the one you are learning; during the learning phase, you can replay them without being rushed.

The game tracks phrases you find difficult and brings them back for reinforcement. Study Mode lets you practise a specific category with randomly generated questions, and varied language-based mini-games offer additional ways to learn. Multiple profiles track progress across all five languages.

Key features

• Five interchangeable languages: English, French, Italian, German and Spanish
• Over 900 phrases, covering more than 2,000 words across 59 categories
• Blockbusters-style local game for two players
• Varied language-based mini-games
• Study Mode for practising specific categories
• Progress tracker that reinforces difficult phrases
• Multiple profiles that track progress across all languages