Closed testing on Google Play
Lingo Reign
Rule a kingdom you barely understand. Answer well and survive — answer badly and fall.
No install needed to try it — the demo below deals from the real deck.
The throne room
Your court is waiting
Pick a language, then drag the card left or right — or use the buttons, or the arrow keys. Four factions rise and fall with every choice. Let any of them reach nothing, or everything, and your reign is over.
Drag the card, tap a button, or press ← / →. Nothing is saved and nothing is sent.
Your reign ends
What it is
A kingdom that only speaks the language you're learning
Every day brings an advisor, a petition, a crisis. The twist is that the court speaks a language you are learning — so reading the room is the vocabulary practice.
Two-minute reigns
Short runs you can play while the kettle boils. A bad reign costs you nothing but a crown.
No flashcards
The vocabulary is woven into the decisions. You learn a word by needing it, not by drilling it.
Four factions, one balance
Faith, People, Army and Gold. Knowing the language can never by itself push a meter to a fatal extreme — but not knowing it certainly can.
Plays offline
No sign-up, no account to create, no server of ours to talk to. Take it on the train.
Achievements & cloud save
Through Google Play Games, if you're signed in. Decline it and the game plays exactly the same.
Ten hidden postcards
Scattered through the decks, and nobody at court will tell you what earns them.
Optional rewarded ads, and an optional subscription to remove them — cancel any time. Four languages to learn: Italian, Korean, Japanese and English. See the terms.
Who petitions you
The court
Twelve advisors, each with their own agenda and their own faction to feed. One of them is your own child.
Join the closed test
Lingo Reign is currently in closed testing on Google Play. Join the tester list first, then install the app — the store page only becomes visible to you once you are opted in.
Use the same Google account on the web and on your phone. It can take a few minutes after opting in before the store link works.
Get in touch
Support & contact
Found a bug, lost your progress, or have a question about a purchase? Email me and I will get back to you — usually within a few days.
- llamadio.develop@gmail.com
- Developer
- Roberto Amadio
- Website
- reign.llamadio.dev
For purchase or refund issues, it is usually fastest to go through Google Play support first, since Google processes all payments.
Frequently asked
Questions from the court
Do I need an internet connection?
Only to load ads, verify a purchase, and sync achievements and your cloud save. The game itself runs offline.
I subscribed to remove ads but reinstalled the app.
An active subscription is restored automatically when you sign in with the same Google account. If it is not, open the paywall in the game and tap "Restore purchases"; if it still does not come back, email me with your order number.
The subscription renews automatically and is cancelled in the Google Play Store, not in the game — uninstalling the app does not cancel it. Prices, renewal periods and what a subscription covers can change over time; see the terms.
Do I have to sign in to Play Games?
No. Play Games signs you in on its own if it can, which is what carries your achievements and your progress across a reinstall. Decline it, or turn automatic sign-in off in the Play Games app, and the game plays exactly the same — progress just stays on that one device.
How do I delete my data?
Uninstalling the app, or clearing its storage in Android Settings, removes everything held on the device. Your achievements and cloud save sit under your Google account instead: delete them in the Play Games app, under Settings → Delete Play Games account & data. See the privacy policy for detail.
Is the demo on this page the real game?
The cards, the advisors and the arithmetic are lifted straight from the app, so a demo reign plays like the opening minutes of a real one. What the demo leaves out is everything that makes it a game over weeks: the levels, the spaced review that brings back words you fumbled, the royal codex, the hidden postcards and the cloud save.
Nothing you do here is stored or sent anywhere. Reload the page and the kingdom forgets you.
Which languages can I learn?
Italian, Korean, Japanese and English, each with its own full deck. The interface itself reads in English or Italian. Korean and Japanese cards carry a romanisation, so you are never locked out by the script.