Free games for language tutors
Speaking prompts, warm-ups and ice-breakers you can drop into any lesson — no signup, no setup. Made by Tuton.
The first five minutes of a language lesson set the tone for the rest of it. A quick speaking game gets your student talking before the textbook opens — no prep, no printouts, no awkward warm-up questions. Every game here is free to use in any online or in-person lesson, and each one has a multiplayer version inside the Tuton classroom where you and your student play together in real time.
Story Bubbles
Pop bubbles to collect random objects, then challenge your student to build a story from them. A perfect speaking warm-up.
More games coming
We're building a collection of free speaking games for language tutors. Check back soon.
Frequently asked questions
Are these games really free?⌄
Yes. Every game on this page is completely free with no signup, no account, and no time limit. They're made by Tuton, the platform for independent language tutors — if you like them, you can also play them live with your students inside a Tuton classroom.
Do I need an account to play?⌄
No. Just open a game and play — in class, on a shared screen, or as homework inspiration. You only need an account if you want the multiplayer classroom versions, where you and your student play the same game together in real time.
Can I use these games in online lessons?⌄
Absolutely — that's what they're designed for. Share your screen on any video call and use a game as a warm-up, an ice-breaker, or a five-minute energy reset. Each game works for a range of levels (most from A1 to C1) and needs zero preparation.
What kinds of games are these?⌄
Speaking-first games for language lessons: random prompt generators, story-building challenges, and conversation warm-ups. They're built to get students talking, not clicking — the game gives you the prompt, your student does the speaking.
Even better with your students
Play these live in a real classroom — you and your student in the same game, in real time, alongside video, lesson notes, vocabulary and AI feedback. That's Tuton.