Clash of Clans is fantastic for language learning for a number of reasons. Between the humour, styles of language, volume of text and overall aesthetic you can’t go far wrong.
Tag Archives: Mobile
Dead Ahead Warfare
For those of you out there who like old-style, pixel art graphics and the shambling undead, boy do I have a game suggestion for you. It’s nice to see a game like Dead Ahead Warfare tickle that zombie killing itch.
Aggretsuko: Match 3
If you’re not already an Aggretsuko fan then this one might just tip you into the fray. Grab your microphones everybody.
Japanese Wordsearch: Mini review
The beauty of a good word puzzle however is that it strengthens the mind, it only stands to reason that the same thing in your target language would be just as efficient.
Dice Hunter
How do we take something as simple as playing with dice and make it better? The simple answer, slap a load of monsters and magic onto it!
8 Ball Pool
One thing you do get is a lot of contest-based and statistical language. The sentences featured throughout aren’t especially long but there is a lot of text to see at any one time.
Tap Titans 2
Tap Titans is up there as a leading example of how to do the genre justice. From the minimalist yet easily recognisable protagonist to the comical, seasonal weapons and armour
Heroes Vs Hordes
When you venture to a new area you will have to fend off different tiers of monsters, from tiny bats and bugs to hulking golems. The variety here is surprisingly vast
Merge Mayor
Merge Mayor is not an endless boon of words and conversational grammar however it does have its strengths and, if used correctly, it can round off and benefit sections of your vocabulary.
Burrito Bison: Launcha Libre
The uniquity of luchadores facing off against an army of gummy bears is not lost on me and yet, for all of its oddity, this game has been worryingly addictive.
