Free · A1 – C2
Knowing a rule is not the same as being able to use it. 32 grammar games, an A1–C2 lesson archive and a placement test — all free. The round beside this text starts right now.
Topic map
German grammar splits into six fields. Each has its own games and explanations — start wherever you like.
German's first wall: which noun takes which article, and which case it lands in.
der Schlüssel·die Zeitung·das Mädchen
Every example on this site follows this colour code: blue der, red die, green das. Tap a word and it tells you its rule.
The whole verb system — from conjugation to Konjunktiv II.
Drills that lock in endings and pronouns.
Place, direction, time and verb-bound prepositions.
Word order, connectors, negation and questions.
Words in context and listening recognition.
Levels
Every level has its explanations, exercises and matching games.
Library
Each game trains exactly one grammar skill. Runs in the browser — no install, no account, no fee.
Note: the games' interface is currently in Turkish. The German sentences and tasks are in German.
Method
This site does not sell a course; it builds a practice loop.
Read the topic explained — rule, exception and example sentence together.
Play the game for that same topic. Get it wrong and the correct form appears with the reason.
Use the placement test to see where you stand, then return to the gap. The loop restarts.
Who builds this
German Language Education · University Lecturer
The explanations, exercises and the grammar inside every game come from one person: a lecturer in the field. Each item is checked for grammatical accuracy before it goes live.
The site is free and will stay free. If you want one-to-one work or advice on exam preparation, write.
