Phrase Maze is an absorbing puzzle game to actively learn any kinds of words, phrases or sentences! Connect word/letter tiles to get the answer for the given clue, earning points and clearing stages in a bunch of different game modes. 

One word per tile - practice single words, phrases or even sentences!

Show one word per tile, but only display the first and last letters. This means the user can't simply recognize the answer.

Single letters - the most challenging, in which the user spells out the target word/phrase (up to 19 letters).

    The default version includes 250 common phrasal verbs with definitions and example sentences for use by learners of English. However, you can import further vocabulary/phrase lists in any language for free from  the popular Quizlet flashcard site (www.quizlet.com). It has literally millions of flashcard sets freely available on all sorts of subjects, and you can also easily make your own custom sets.

Practice reading foreign scripts such as Japanese, Korean, Arabic etc.

Use your target language as the cue or the target. For listening practice, you can have the cue played as audio instead of being shown as text.

Learn phrases in an interactive way! Found phrases are played by text-to-speech for you to hear the pronunciation.

   Much more engaging than flashcards as a way to study, Phrase Maze is just as suitable for kids learning their first words as it is for adults learning phrases to use abroad. Pronunciation for all vocabulary is provided by high-quality text-to-speech, with various modes for different kinds of practice. For optimal learning, all words and phrases in the game are previewed and reviewed, and their progress is tracked to allow you to play most efficiently until you have mastered the vocabulary.

Include pictures as the cue (with or without additional cue text). This example also shows the game in 'Timed' mode.

List items can be previewed any time, and after each game a review list appears. Progress with items is automatically tracked.

Find and import lists form Quizlet from the 'Search Quizlet' screen. There are millions of lists there already, and you can also easily make your own.