Welcome to GameEnglish
play these games to help your English reading and vocabulary skills
Vocabulary.Push is a new kind of game that helps you learn words from the English help system in other games.
Deepest game: The Sage's ApprenticeThe Sage's Apprentice is a short adventure game. Win by talking to people, finding secrets and making choices. The English is of intermediate level, and you can move your mouse over the text to get help with the meaning of difficult words.
Low Level English
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Stories
Vocabulary Questions
Grammar
Middle Level English
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Vocabulary Quizzes
High Level English
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Vocabulary Exercises
English Practice
If you are learning English you should practise what you have learned as often as possible. Do this any way that you can. Reading English books/comics/magazines, talking to friends, emailing people, watching movies, listening to music, and of course, surfing the internet! The online adventure games on this site are another way to relax and spend a few minutes on the web practising English.
English Games
Games are a great way of learning English. Adventure games use lots of text and are very good for improving your reading and writing skills. You will also improve your grammar just by seeing the rules you have studied being used in a variety of situations. Also, in games it is often necessary to repeat the same action many times so any English you use to do this will be easier to remember.
English Study
The games and activities on this site have three levels: low (yellow), middle (green) and high (blue). There is also a super-high level (violet) that should challenge native speakers! Try all the versions of "If you go down in the woods today..." It's the same adventure but using different levels of English to say (generally) the same thing. After you finish, try the vocabulary questions that test you on words from the game. "King of the Castle", "Escape from Simian Island" and "A Day at the Beach" are text adventures that help advanced, intermediate and beginner ESL/EFL students understand the English in the games by providing vocabulary hints.