A fantasy RPG, entirely in the language you're learning

Learn a Language
by Playing an RPG

Explore dungeons, haggle with merchants, fight monsters — all in the language you're learning. You pick up words because you need them: to navigate, to trade, to survive. Five languages. One world. No flashcards.

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5 languagesNPCs, combat, shops, questsBrowser-based, no install

How It Works

You're playing an RPG. The RPG happens to be in another language.

1Four fantasy characters in a stone archway

Pick a Character and a Language

Warrior, Rogue, Mage, or Ranger. Then pick which language you want the world to speak. You're dropped into the first town in under a minute.

2A cozy medieval tavern interior

Type Your Way Through a Fantasy World

Wander into a tavern. Order food. Ask an NPC for directions. Get into a fight. You type commands in French, or German, or Portuguese — because that's the only language the world speaks.

3A glowing book on a stone desk

Level Up Your Character. Level Up Your Language.

Your character gains XP and levels. You gain fluency and reading speed. The game tracks both. Before long, you'll be reading room descriptions without peeking at translations.

This Is What Playing Looks Like

Entras en una taberna cálida. Las vigas de roble cruzan el techo bajo, oscurecidas por años de humo.
Mirael
«Bienvenido, viajero. ¿Deseas una comida caliente?»
"Welcome, traveler. Would you like a hot meal?"
> comprar estofado
estofado— stew (n.)

Don't study the word "taberna." Walk into one.

The room description is in German. The innkeeper greets you in German. You figure out how to order food — in German. Stuck on a sentence? Tap it to see the translation. Tap the speaker to hear it spoken aloud.

You pick up words because you need them — to navigate, to trade, to talk your way past a guard. Context and motivation do the heavy lifting. The world gives you both.

A Real RPG That Teaches You a Language

The game comes first. The learning happens because you're playing.

Combat, Quests, Loot

Fight monsters. Complete quests. Buy a better sword. It plays like a classic text RPG, except the whole world speaks French. Or German. Your pick.

Tap Any Sentence

Every sentence in the game is tappable. Tap to see the translation, keeping the full context so you understand how words fit together.

Hear Every Word

Every sentence has a voiceover in the language you're learning. Listen, repeat it out loud, and train your ear for the sounds and rhythm of the language.

Five Languages

Learn Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, or English. Russian and Ukrainian speakers can play in their native language too. Pick any pair and start exploring — same world, different language.

What Do You Want to Learn?

Same world, five languages to learn. Here's what the first room reads like in each.

Spanish

Entras en una taberna cálida y oscura.

French

Vous entrez dans une taverne chaleureuse et sombre.

German

Du betrittst eine warme, dunkle Taverne.

English

You enter a warm, dark tavern.

Portuguese

Você entra em uma taberna quente e escura.

One Plan. Everything Included.

The Adventurer's Pass
$9.90
per month
$118.80/year — that's $9.90/month
  • The entire world — every room, quest, and NPC
  • All 5 languages, any combination
  • As many characters as you want
  • Voiceovers for every sentence
  • Play on any device, pick up where you left off
  • New regions and quests as we build them
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Questions You Probably Have

You can learn Spanish, French, German, Brazilian Portuguese, or English. Russian and Ukrainian are available as native languages, so speakers of those languages can use Alaryon too. Any combination of native and target language works.
Absolutely. The early areas use simple language, and you can tap any sentence to see a translation. You can also listen to every sentence spoken aloud to learn pronunciation. The game meets you where you are.
It's a proper RPG. Turn-based combat, inventory management, quest chains, loot drops, and NPCs you can actually have conversations with. We built the game first and made the language learning part of how it plays.
Your first session, you'll pick up a handful of words — the ones you need to navigate and buy things. After a few hours of play, you'll notice you're reading room descriptions without tapping for translations. The voiceovers help too: you start hearing the patterns of the language, the way sentences are built.
Right now it runs in your browser on any device — phone, tablet, laptop. A dedicated mobile app is coming soon. It's a text game, so a small screen works fine. A keyboard makes longer sessions more comfortable, but plenty of people play on their phone.
Type it in English. The game will show you how to say it — something like "You could say 'Ir al norte' or 'Norte'." You can also tap any sentence for its translation, or listen to the voiceover to hear how it's pronounced.
Everything. The full world, all 5 languages, as many characters as you want. There's one plan — no tiers, no locked features. You get the whole game.
Everything saves automatically. Your characters, inventory, quest progress — all tied to your account. Come back in a week or a month, you'll be right where you left off.
You respawn at the last checkpoint with all your items, coins, and XP. Combat is part of the adventure, and losing a fight is just part of learning. Jump back in and try again.
We wanted to learn languages, but we kept bouncing off apps. So we built the thing we actually wanted to use: a game where learning happens because you're playing. You learn "sword" because you need to buy one. Alaryon is still young — we're a small team, adding new places and stories all the time. If you play it and love it, tell us what to build next.

Ready to Learn a Language the Fun Way?

From $9.90/month when we launch — cancel anytime.

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