成語接龍-填填看
Idiom Solitaire: Master Chinese Idioms Through Fun Crossword Puzzles!
Idiom Solitaire is a captivating crossword puzzle game featuring over 96,000 levels filled with Chinese four-character idioms and common vocabulary. Learn Chinese while enjoying a fun and engaging experience!
Each level presents 12-16 fill-in-the-blank questions. Use the clues and surrounding words to complete the idioms, slang, and colloquialisms. The game offers both Mandarin and Cantonese audio support, allowing you to hear the idioms pronounced as you play, enhancing learning and enjoyment.
Think you have what it takes? Challenge yourself to conquer all the levels and become a true "Idiom Master"!
Game Updates:
- September 30, 2023 (Version 1.0):
- Latest version released.
- Hints are now acquired by watching ads (10 hints per ad).
- Ads are no longer required for specific levels.
- Level count updated to 96,150.
Previous updates included level expansions to 5,000 (August 22, 2018), 8,200 (October 21, 2018), 21,000 (July 8, 2019), and 55,000 (April 27, 2021).
成語接龍-填填看
Idiom Solitaire: Master Chinese Idioms Through Fun Crossword Puzzles!
Idiom Solitaire is a captivating crossword puzzle game featuring over 96,000 levels filled with Chinese four-character idioms and common vocabulary. Learn Chinese while enjoying a fun and engaging experience!
Each level presents 12-16 fill-in-the-blank questions. Use the clues and surrounding words to complete the idioms, slang, and colloquialisms. The game offers both Mandarin and Cantonese audio support, allowing you to hear the idioms pronounced as you play, enhancing learning and enjoyment.
Think you have what it takes? Challenge yourself to conquer all the levels and become a true "Idiom Master"!
Game Updates:
- September 30, 2023 (Version 1.0):
- Latest version released.
- Hints are now acquired by watching ads (10 hints per ad).
- Ads are no longer required for specific levels.
- Level count updated to 96,150.
Previous updates included level expansions to 5,000 (August 22, 2018), 8,200 (October 21, 2018), 21,000 (July 8, 2019), and 55,000 (April 27, 2021).
