Games Like Noun Town Language Learning

Noun Town Language Learning

Learn 1,000+ words and phrases in 12 languages - including Japanese & Spanish - with no subscription and no ads. Explore a colorful open world, beat vocab mini-games, and speak to NPCs using real speech recognition. Language learning that actually sticks, and actually feels like a game.

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Sable's Grimoire

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About This Game

Sable's Grimoire is a visual novel featuring monster girls in a magic academy setting. Play as Sable, an aspiring magic researcher, as he get sucked into the daily lives and troubles of his demi-human classmates.

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Wagotabi: A Japanese Journey

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About This Game

Wagotabi is an educational RPG teaching Japanese from the ground up. Immerse yourself in the language through interactive dialogues, quest-solving, and puzzles, all while exploring Japan and its rich culture. Will you become a Japanese master?

In this game, you can…

  • …get stopped on the road by NPCs who quiz your Japanese and only let you pass if you answer.
  • …wander across a real, digital Japan as English fades out until whole conversations are suddenly in Japanese text.
  • …walk into a castle where guards in different armor colors test you in sequence, and doors only open after you pass each check.
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Shashingo: Learn Japanese with Photography

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About This Game

Shashingo is an edutainment game that teaches you Japanese through virtual photography. With your trusty camera, take photographs of the fictional streets of Japan to capture new words and images as fully translated flash cards!

In this game, you can…

  • …turn any street photo you take into a flashcard with Japanese on the back.
  • …hunt down the real-world object that matches a card, then cash in coins when you find it.
  • …click on Japanese text in the world to hear it read aloud, then start recognizing kana and simple kanji on signs.