12 games, at least one for every task on the 2026 TOEFL — Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing. Free to start, no card. Practise until it is automatic: getting it wrong in here costs you nothing, which is the entire point. This is where you find out what you do not know yet.
Point at a room to see what it asks of you.
Echo Drop: A transmission drops in once — say it back into your mic before the static stacks up and the channel is lost.
Signal Drop: A transmission drops through the void — say it back into your mic before it fades. Every signal you lock flies your craft closer to Earth.
First Contact: An Earth researcher interviews you — four questions, one topic, spoken aloud. Land the native expressions before the clock dies and pass as one of us.
Sentence Cover: A reply lands scrambled — order the word tiles into the one sentence an Earthian would say, and leave the decoy behind. Hold your cover, sentence by sentence.
Cover Story: Compose a message they'll read as one of their own — situation, relationship, purpose, tone.
Open Thread: The class is already debating. Take a side, build on a classmate, back it up — and write the reply that earns your place in the seminar.
Second Nature: Half of every word is missing — and you'll surprise yourself with how fast the rest comes back. Get a chain going and it starts to feel like flying.
Arrivals: That friendly email is quietly giving you an instruction. Learn to hear it here, where getting it wrong costs you nothing at all.
Set Text: Two hundred words genuinely worth reading. Answer, then point to the sentence that proves it — and feel your reading get sharper as you go.
Open Channel: One line comes in. Pick the reply that actually answers it — not the one sharing a word with it. The fastest way to stop guessing from keywords.
Long Range: Hear it once, like the real thing. Type back the clause that carries the answer, then prove you heard it — the sentence you missed gets replayed on its own.
Spot Check: Lines cross your desk one at a time. Most are clean. Stamp them through, catch the ones that would give a human away — and do it before the clock runs out.
