About This Game

A memory card game for language learners

Flip two cards. Match the pair. Every card shows a picture and a word, and says the word out loud, so you pick up real words while you play.

Learn words in Japanese, Spanish or French

• 8+ Japanese decks, including hiragana, katakana and dakuten
  
• 5+ decks each in Spanish and French: animals, fantasy, clothes, fruit & veg, numbers and more
  
• New decks added in free updates
  
• A picture, a spoken word and a written word on every card
  
• Hold right-click to peek at the translation when you need it

Play your way

• Solo, with no timer
  
• 2 players on one computer, taking turns
  
• Against the computer on easy, medium or hard
  
• Fully offline

Why I made it

I learned French by playing and listening, not by drilling grammar. I made Fuji Flip to do the same for my own hiragana. I hope it helps you too.

How Fuji Flip is made

I make Fuji Flip with the help of AI tools. The card art starts in PixelLab and I edit it by hand. The voices and sounds are made with ElevenLabs, and I listen to and check them. The code is written by Claude, which I direct and play-test change by change. I've spent many hours guiding, checking and editing all of it to make a game I believe in and am proud of.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

The card art is made with PixelLab, an AI pixel-art tool, and edited by hand. The card voices and sound effects are made with ElevenLabs and checked by ear. The code and the translated text are written with Claude, an AI assistant, under the developer's direction. Nothing is generated while you play: all content is made in advance and the game runs fully offline.