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Play Every Speech Game Free for 7 Days

Every game below is yours to play free for 7 days, with no card needed. Not a demo, not three levels and then a paywall — the whole catalog, with pronunciation scoring where the game listens, plus everything else on the platform.

This page also answers the question most "free" speech therapy sites dodge: what is free, for how long, and what it costs after. We would rather say it here than have you find out mid-session.

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Social Scenes speech therapy game

Social Scenes

Speech Cats speech therapy game

Speech Cats

Level Up speech therapy game

Level Up

Maze Quest speech therapy game

Maze Quest

Playable in any browser

Compare These Games

What each game targets, who it suits, and what it costs — the same details as the cards below, side by side.

Compare These Games
GameWhat it practicesAgesWhere it fitsSession
Social ScenesConversation Skills, Social Communication, Self-MonitoringAges 6–13Anywhere15 min
Speech CatsArticulation, Speech Sound Practice, Speech ClarityAges 4–10Anywhere10 min
Level UpSynonyms, Antonyms, Multiple MeaningsAges 7–13Anywhere5 min
Maze QuestComprehension, Inferencing, ReasoningAges 6–12Anywhere10 min
Social SparkSocial Skills, Emotional Regulation, Perspective TakingAges 6–13Anywhere10 min

“Session” is a typical sitting, not a level length — none of these games end on their own. A dash means we have not published that detail for a game yet rather than that it does not apply.

Every game in the free trial

All of these were developed by our team with our clinical lead, a licensed speech-language pathologist. Every one is included in the free trial.

Social Scenes game screenshot
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Social Scenes

Ages 6–13

Build conversations in everyday social situations — then record yourself and hear exactly how it sounds.

Targets

Conversation SkillsSocial CommunicationSelf-Monitoring
Speech Cats game screenshot
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Speech Cats

Ages 4–10

Adventures with Milo and Boots — two cool cats who make speech practice something kids actually ask for.

Targets

ArticulationSpeech Sound PracticeSpeech Clarity
Level Up game screenshot
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Level Up

Ages 7–13

A fast multiple-choice vocabulary game covering synonyms, antonyms, multiple-meaning words, and idioms.

Targets

SynonymsAntonymsMultiple Meanings
Maze Quest game screenshot
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Maze Quest

Ages 6–12

Solve your way through the maze by answering comprehension and inferencing questions.

Targets

ComprehensionInferencingReasoning
Social Spark game screenshot
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Social Spark

Ages 6–13

Practice social skills and emotional regulation — and build essential life skills and friendships along the way.

Targets

Social SkillsEmotional RegulationPerspective Taking

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How Kids Practice With These Games

  • Repetitions without the fight

    Progress in speech and language runs on volume of practice. A ten-minute game produces dozens of engaged responses where a worksheet produces a handful of reluctant ones — the target is identical, the willingness is not.

  • Built around real therapy goals

    Every game is developed by our team with our clinical lead, a licensed speech-language pathologist, against the targets that appear on IEPs and treatment plans: articulation, vocabulary, comprehension, following directions, and pragmatic language.

  • Nothing to install or print

    They run in any browser, on a phone, tablet, Chromebook, laptop, or classroom smartboard, and they are built touch-first — so the iPad on the sofa and the cart in the school library behave the same way.

  • Practice out loud, not just tapping

    Several games ask the child to say the word or record their answer and play it back. Hearing your own production is the fastest feedback there is, and it is the part a printable can never do.

  • Practice that gets recorded

    Each child's profile keeps a history of what was practised across every activity on the site, so "has this actually helped?" has an answer that is not a memory, with trends and sound mastery over time.

  • No ads, and no accounts for children

    Games sit behind a login, so they are not in ad networks and not open to the web. A parent, therapist, or teacher holds the account and the data — children never make one themselves.

What the Free Trial Includes

Everything. For 7 days you get every game in the catalog, pronunciation scoring, child profiles, progress charts and reports, personalized stories, worksheets, building your own decks in Magic Studio, and the standalone pronunciation practice tools. You do not need a credit card to start it.

The word lists and sound guides on this site are free to read with no account at all, during the trial and after it.

What Happens After the Trial

Every account starts with a 7-day free trial of everything, with no card needed. After that it is $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year, and nothing is charged unless you subscribe.

If you don't subscribe, the games and tools lock until you do. Nothing is deleted: your child profiles and the progress already recorded stay in your account, and it all picks up where you left off when you come back.

If you are an SLP who needs to show growth on an IEP, or a parent who wants evidence that the last two months of practice moved something, the progress record is the part worth paying for.

Why a Trial Instead of a Free Plan

A cut-down free plan shows you a corner of the platform. 7 days with everything show you whether it works for your child or your caseload: whether they ask to play again, whether the scoring hears what you hear, and whether the progress charts tell you something useful.

And because we never ask for a card, there is nothing to remember to cancel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these games really free, or is it a trial?
It is a free trial, and we would rather say so plainly. Every game is free for 7 days with no card needed. After that the games lock until you subscribe for $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year. Your child profiles and their progress stay in your account either way.
Do I need to create an account to play?
Yes. Signing up starts the trial and takes under a minute. Accounts are what keep the games out of search engines and ad networks. Children never create accounts themselves — a parent, therapist, or teacher holds the account and controls the data.
Do I need a credit card for the trial?
No. We don't ask for one, so nothing is ever charged unless you choose to subscribe.
What is the catch?
Only that the trial ends. After 7 days you subscribe to keep playing, or everything locks until you do. There are no ads, and we do not sell personal data.
Can SLPs try these with a caseload?
Yes. During the trial you can create child profiles, run games in sessions and see per-student progress, which is the fairest way to judge it. Three profiles are included in the plan, with extras up to ten.

Keep Exploring

Online Speech Games

How these games run in the browser on any device.

Speech Sound Games

Practice a specific sound, with real word lists.

Pricing

One plan, the free trial, and everything included.

All Games

The complete catalog, grouped by skill.

Every Other Way to Browse

The same catalog, sorted for how people actually look for it — by the skill a goal is written in, by age, by where practice happens, and by what it costs.

By speech sound

A page per consonant, each with real practice words and what to listen for.

All speech sound games

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