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Games for Japanese children, including some language games. For example, one game shows what happens when you change the particles ni, wo, and ga in a sentence.

Word games in English, including "Grammar Gorillas," spelling games. A few foreign language games.

These "games" involve arranging objects in a room. For one idea of how to use these in the language classroom, see http://www.languagetechnologybootcamp.org/2014/02/07/a-small-game-for-teaching-two-way-prepositions/

Game in which  you listen to the time in Chinese and choose the correct clock.

Learn the Arabic alphabet, including sounds, and play a matching game using it. Integrates culture as well.

A Google+ Game for Hangouts. You and others (your Google+ contacts) race with each other to find famous works of art within Google maps (indoor street view). Currently, the Palace of Versailles is the only available game.

Play Shiritori against the computer. In this game, you have to type a word that begins with the character that the previous word ended with. If you type a word that ends with "ん", the game ends--because no words begin with ん.

Create a game where students need to identify four cards that fit together into a group. This could be used as a vocabulary review game.

Spanish

Games for young learners, including counting games.

Play Shiritori against the computer. In this game, you have to type a word that begins with the character that the previous word ended with. If you type a word that ends with "ん", the game ends--because no words begin with ん.

Create and use educational quizzes, games, and other activities. Some games/activities are for one person, and some require multiple. Provide instant feedback.

Choose the right characters to complete the word, based on clues. This version asks for Japanese prefecture names. Other versions are easier: http://serious-games.jp/tensai-juku/23/03.html http://serious-games.jp/tensai-juku/23/02.html

Game for Japanese children in which you match up hiragana on cards to form the names of sea creatures.

Game for Japanese children in which you match up hiragana on cards to form the names of foods.

In this game, you select items from the nabe (hot pot) according to what you are told, in order.

Templates for creating games using MS Office.

Create and play games: multiple choice questions or questions based on an image, such as a map.

Games in Spanish for kids.

Flashcards and games using pictures from various cultures and various languages.