Academic modeLearn a language by leading the investigation

You lead the investigation by writing to the characters, and the game corrects what you write. You practice the language without leaving the mystery.

Question

Write your questions freely.

Get corrected

The game explains each correction simply.

Progress

Improve your spelling, conjugation, grammar and more.

Corrections off

Turn on corrections to choose your language and start a game.

Language to learn

Do you teach? Get your whole class playing

With the Teacher plan you create a class session in two minutes: students join with a QR code, no accounts, play every episode, academic mode is on for everyone and you follow their progress live.

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Learn a language by playing

With academic mode, your answers are corrected during the game.

No vocabulary lists, no fill-in-the-blank exercises. You lead the investigation, you question the suspects, and every sentence you write becomes a chance to improve: the language is learned in context, driven by the urge to solve the mystery. Academic mode corrects your answers as the game goes on and explains your mistakes, and because this learning is tied to the investigation, it stays in memory far better.

This works for every level. A complete beginner is guided step by step and never gets stuck, while an advanced player is picked up on the finer points. Everyone moves at their own pace, with no grades and no pressure, carried by the urge to solve the case.

It is also a great fit for families and classrooms. Rather than one more lesson, the child lives a story where they are the hero and works on the language without even noticing. Teachers find a motivating activity in it, where every student really writes instead of copying.

    • Grammar

    • Spelling

    • Conjugation

    • Vocabulary

    • Comprehension

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Outdoor investigations in your city

Turn your city into an investigation ground: follow the clues from street to street.

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