"Learn Basic Mandarin!!" is a game that helps to memorize 150 first level Mandarin Chinese words. The game also includes pinyin (their spelling) and a list of all the words. You have 5 lives which deplete after each wrong answer. Try to get the highest possible score.
Based on the long-running game show The Price is Right, the 2010 edition allows players to hit all the highlights from the show - bidding on Contestant's Row, playing one of 30 pricing games, spinning the giant wheel, and hopefully participating in the Showcase.
Single player has two modes. "Classic" simply takes you through a single episode of the show as a contestant. "Three Strikes" has you keep playing as a contestant until you lose at Contestant's Row three times. Win or lose at the Row, you'll still play a pricing game after, and try to rack up the most money before you get your three strikes.
This release improves on the previous DS edition by lowering the audience background noise, with different audio sliders for sound and narration, and features improved animations.
A daily medical diagnosis guessing game where players must discern what ailment a patient is suffering from based on a series of observations about the ailment.
Daily challenges are available, as well as an archive of all previous daily challenges.
Don't Click the Flower is a narrative personality test where every choice matters.
Answer the questions… but remember the only rule: Don’t click the flower.
Guess the audio from the movie, game or series
Listen to the audio and try to guess it. You have 5 guesses. You get more listening time each time you guess wrong.
Castaway Cross is a daily logic game inspired by Survivor and Immaculate Grid. Connect players across seasons, twists, and eras using strategy, memory, and a bit of intuition. Built for fans who love the details.
You Don't Know Jack: The NetShow was a free-to-play online trivia game based on the You Don't Know Jack series, where you and three other players in the same keyboard could play different episodes that were released weekly and had short television-like full-screen commercials ads in between rounds. The game shut down some time around early 2001.
The Japanese version of You Don't Know Jack Vol.2, presented by Masatoshi Hamada and developed by HAMSTER Corporation, in collaboration with Jellyvision and Berkeley Systems, and published by the agency Yoshimoto Kogyo.
Ojamajo Doremi Dokkan: Maho-Dou Eigo Festival was the third Ojamajo Doremi video game https://. Like the previous games before it, it had been intended for children and was labeled as a Learning Game.