Who makes this

Robin N.J.

A language learner first, then a teacher and test writer for more than twenty years. Master’s degrees in psychology and in applied linguistics — second-language acquisition, and motivation.

The learner part is not modesty. Everything here is built on the assumption that you get good at a language by doing the thing until it stops costing you attention, which is a claim about practice rather than about talent — and the reason this is an arcade and not a textbook.

What the site claims, and how to check it

12 games, at least one for every task on the 2026 enhanced TOEFL iBT. That number is read from the game registry, not typed into the copy.
Practice and test content never overlap. Not a promise — a test fails the build if any passage appears in both. A passage you have already studied measures your memory of that session, not your reading.
Speaking is scored in your browser. The recognition runs on your own device, so nothing is uploaded and nothing is charged for it.

Something here wrong, or a claim you would like sourced? Say so in the community. That is the correct response to a site that asks you to trust its numbers.