Learn by playing with friends
Two games made for the same table. Create a lobby, share the six-digit code, and your friends are in. Nobody has to add anyone first, and both games work solo too.
Two games, one lobby
Word Race
Your runner moves on its own, so all you choose is which gate to take. The meaning of a word sits on screen and two options come at you.
- The right gate speeds you up, and a streak of them unlocks turbo.
- A wrong gate tumbles you and slows you down. No elimination, no penalty, you simply fall behind.
- The first finisher does not end it for everyone: the rest get a ten second countdown and still get ranked.
Word Ninja
Words fly up and you slice the right one with your finger. Leaving the wrong ones alone matters as much as hitting the right one.
- Every correct slice in a row grows your combo, and each slice is worth more.
- A wrong slice resets the combo. Two wrong slices cost more than one correct slice earns.
- Rounds are a fixed length: your rank comes from the points you gather, not from finishing first.
A minute from idea to first round
Pick a game
Word Race or Word Ninja. If you want to play alone, you can skip the lobby entirely.
Share the code
Six characters, or send the invite link. Friends join without being added first.
Play
Two players is enough. The countdown ends at the same moment for everyone, the words are identical, and you watch your rivals move live.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything about playing with friends in the language you are learning.