Word Universe

Word Universe

App Store Game Education Turkey
6790143931 Β· com.CrispStrobe.wordUniverse
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Last version
1.4.2
Release date
12 Sept 2026
Last seen
30 Sept 2026
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Turn vocabulary practice into a space adventure. Word Universe brings together more than 30 short games for German and English vocabulary, spelling, grammar, and word recognition. Set your learning language, goal, starting band, and daily practice time, then follow a focused three-step learning plan. A clearer path through practice β€’ Review words that are due β€’ Practise an activity selected for your goal β€’ Use words in sentence context β€’ Search the full catalogue or filter by skill β€’ Save favourite games and quickly return to recent ones Practice that responds to you β€’ Spaced repetition prioritises difficult and new words β€’ Activities cover spelling, definitions, word types, sentence completion, compounds, confusable words, and more β€’ Progress summaries show completed practice and newly mastered items β€’ Focus mode reduces decorative motion and keeps learning actions prominent For different kinds of learners β€’ Suitable for students, independent adult learners, and people learning German as a foreign or second language (DaF/DaZ) β€’ The four vocabulary levels are broad difficulty bandsβ€”not fixed school years, age groups, or CEFR levels β€’ Switch between German and English learning content Private by design β€’ No account, advertising, or tracking β€’ Learning progress and learner preferences stay on your device β€’ German content is downloaded when first selected The space theme keeps practice playful without assuming a particular age or classroom.

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VersionCountryObservedNotes
1.4.2 Turkey 30 Sept 2026 Better words, better questions. β€’ Months, days and languages are spelled with their capital letters now, so January, Monday and English can be practised in the