Don’t memorise words, sentences and grammar — play them. Short levels, colourful stories, a few minutes a day. No account, free to start.
Three short sentences. A fresh challenge each day. Play without an account; your streak stays on this device.
Two games, two ways in: one has you build sentences, the other has you catch words. Start with the one that suits you, or play both.
Sentence puzzle · A1–B1
Little carriers drive around a street, each carrying an English sentence. Tap the phrases in the right order and watch the story come alive.
Coming soon
Coming soon
Word game · A1–C2
Cast your line, catch word-fish and complete sentences. 500 words in 25 themes, short grammar notes and illustrated sea adventures.
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Words and grammar are learned inside the game — no test at the end.
A level takes a few minutes: on the bus, on a break, before bed.
Meanings and tips in Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Russian, German and French.
No account, email or password; your progress stays on your device.
Yes, both games are free to download and play. In Sentence Street the first 20 stories are free; a one-time Premium purchase opens everything. No subscription.
Sentence Street teaches beginner to intermediate grammar (A1–B1). DilGames: English Word Games covers words from A1 to C2.
You can play Sentence Street offline. Your progress is saved on your device; you only need a connection to buy Premium.
The games teach English. Meanings and help texts are in Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Arabic, Russian, German and French.
No. We never ask for sign-up, email or a password.
Ads depend on the game, platform and version. Supported versions may offer optional rewarded ads and ads between levels. Premium removes between-level ads.
Android phones and tablets, iPhone and iPad. DilGames: English Word Games is on the App Store; Sentence Street is coming very soon to Google Play and the App Store.
Questions, ideas, or want to use our games at school? Write to us — we read every message.
