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Daily Express
One shared route a day: the same words for everyone, thirty seconds, one attempt. Finish it live and the day joins your streak and the standings. Older days can be practised any time without counting.
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Free German vocabulary games and a daily challenge
Games give retrieval a different rhythm. Seven practice games use your chosen word set. Daily Express is separate: the same words for everyone, in 30 seconds.
Choose your game
Seven practice games and the Daily Express
The seven games share your word-set filter and keep personal bests. They never change your Study review schedule.
Daily Express is the eighth and the odd one out: one shared route a day, the same words for everyone, and your Study filters do not apply to it.
010275-second runs
Wort Rally
Match five German words to five English meanings while the board keeps refilling. Accuracy builds a streak; hesitation costs time, not Study progress.
Play Wort Rally →0360-second runs
Blitz 60
Pick the right meaning before the clock reaches zero. Correct streaks raise the score multiplier, so quick guessing is weaker than quick certainty.
Play Blitz 60 →0410 audio rounds
Sharp Ears
Hear a German word before seeing it, then identify it among four similar options. Replay the recording whenever you need another listen.
Play Sharp Ears →0510 sentences
Sentence Switch
Turn an English meaning into a complete German sentence by arranging shuffled word tiles. Every round uses an audited Vokabahn example.
Play Sentence Switch →066 guesses
Wortle
Find one five-letter German noun in six guesses. Green letters are correct, gold letters belong elsewhere and gray letters are absent.
Play Wortle →072 short crossings
Eisweg
Guide the penguin across six word floes in German, then cross back through their English meanings. Umlauts never block a run: ae, oe, ue and ss are accepted.
Play Eisweg →0845-second runs
Der Die Das Dash
One German noun at a time, three big buttons: der, die, das. Right answers build a streak that raises your score; a miss shows the right article so it sticks.
Play Der Die Das Dash →Why use it
What Games gives you
Wort Rally and Blitz 60
Match German–English pairs in a continuous board, or choose meanings against a 60-second clock. Both reward quick discrimination across a changing pool.
Sharp Ears and Sentence Switch
Identify a German word from audio without seeing it first, or rebuild audited example sentences from shuffled tiles to practise German word order in context.
Wortle
Spell a five-letter German noun from its article and meaning in six tries, with correct duplicate-letter scoring. It is spelling and pattern recognition, not a disguised flashcard.
Eisweg
Type six useful German words to cross the ice, then type their English meanings on the return. ASCII spellings such as ae, oe, ue and ss are accepted.
Der Die Das Dash
See a German noun and tap der, die or das as fast as you can for 45 seconds. Every answer shows the noun with its article, so genders stick.
Play without distorting progress
The seven practice games use your chosen set; Daily Express uses a shared set. Neither changes your Study review schedule. When a word needs durable work, move to Study.
Use it well
A good first session
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Choose all words or filter by level, frequency or topic.
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Pick the game that trains the kind of recall you need today.
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Treat uncertain answers as a signal to Study, not only as points to recover.