Walking game
Chinese Town Walk.
EasyHear an errand in Chinese, then walk around the town and go into the right building. No timer: take your time, and a wrong door just tells you what it is.
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How to play
- You hear an errand in Chinese, for example 去药店 or 去银行, and see it written above the map.
- Walk your character around the little town: tap a building to walk to its door, or tap a street crossing. Arrow keys move one block at a time.
- Go into the right building to finish the errand. A wrong building only tells you what it is, in Chinese, so you learn it for next time.
- Some errands have two stops in order: first the bakery, then the bank. Turn on Listen only to play with just your ears.
- Finish all eight errands. Every errand scores up to three stars, and fewer wrong doors means more stars.
Questions
Is this Chinese places game free?
Yes. Town Walk plays in your browser, on a phone or a computer, with no sign-up. Sign in only to save the words to your review deck.
Which words does it teach?
Places in a town: 面包店, 药店, 学校, 医院, 银行, 超市, 公园, 电影院, 图书馆, 餐厅 and more, plus the pattern 去…
Why does every errand start with 去?
Chinese directions start with 去 (go to), then the place, with no article. The game says it every time, so you hear the pattern together with the names of places.
Is there a timer?
No. Take as long as you like; the only score pressure is the stars, and a wrong building only costs one star on that errand.
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