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About these games
Every game under “Other games” was made by a player on GenioPlay. They took photos of pages from a school book or their own notes, and GenioPlay turned those pages into a game: at least eight levels that get harder as they go, a guardian in each level, and questions an AI wrote from the photos. Because the topics come from real pages, they follow what children are working on in class.
A game is listed here only after our team has approved it. Each one plays like the games we make ourselves, in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and its own page shows the ages it suits, its levels and the topics it covers.
The games, one by one
Holiday Words and Handy English Patterns
Ages 11–15 · 8 levels · Made by @Ilkin
Learn English words for travel and holidays, phrasal verbs for journeys, useful word patterns, and how un-, im-, il-, ir- and dis- make opposite adjectives.
Topics: Holiday vocabulary, Travel phrasal verbs, and Word patterns and opposites
How levels work, and what is free
Every game is a trail of levels that get harder as they go. Each level has its own guardian, and every right answer wears it down. Fast answers earn bonus points, but only accuracy counts for the rest: up to three stars show how many answers were right, and the next level opens once at least 60% of the answers in the one before it were right.
Levels 1 and 2 of every game can be played straight away, with no account. Levels 3 and 4 need a free account. From level 5 on, levels are part of the subscription. The games run in the browser on phones, tablets and computers, with nothing to install.
Questions parents ask
Which games are there under “Other games”?
“Holiday Words and Handy English Patterns” (Ages 11–15, 8 levels): Learn English words for travel and holidays, phrasal verbs for journeys, useful word patterns, and how un-, im-, il-, ir- and dis- make opposite adjectives.
What topics do these games cover?
Holiday vocabulary, Travel phrasal verbs, and Word patterns and opposites. Each game covers the pages its maker photographed, so the list grows with every new game.
Which ages are they for?
Together they suit children aged 11 to 15. Every game's own page names its age range and school grades, so you can pick the one that fits your child.
Who writes the questions?
An AI writes them from the player's photos, and a second AI checks the answers before the game is finished. It is a practice aid: if a question disagrees with your child's book or teacher, follow them, and tell us with “Report this game” on the game's page.
Can my child make a game like this?
Yes. Take photos of a few pages from a school book or notes, and GenioPlay makes a game from them in a few minutes. A new game is private and can be shared by link; its maker can also ask for it to be listed here for everyone.