A story-driven language RPG

Survive 1480s Andalusia.
Learn Spanish as you go.

Survive the campiña of 1480s Andalusia — dodge the wild dangers, reach the villagers who need your help, and learn Spanish by earning their trust, one question at a time. Free. No download. No sign-up.

Two layers, one story

Two games in one — and they only meet once.

Lingoquest runs on two systems that stay strictly separate, until the moment they don't.

Quest

A 2D tile-based world. Dodge what hunts you, keep your health up, and find your way to the villager who's waiting for you — through olive groves, riverbanks and city gates.

Lingo

Every villager has a question. Answer it correctly and your reputation grows, new characters open up, and the story of 1480 Andalusia moves forward.

The two only touch at one point — reach the villager, answer their question, and the world responds.

The tale

A fairy tale in the campiña

El Mudo

A stranger crosses the fields of Andalusia in the year 1480 — barefoot gitana at a cottage door, a boy searching for his lost dog, an old woman at her spinning wheel, and further on, a queen still waiting for her king.

Every character has something they need before they'll trust you. Bring it to them, answer what they ask, and the road opens a little further.

Gitana
Niño
Vieja
Reina
Don Quixote
Fraile
A glimpse of the road ahead

Three levels, three worlds

Campiña — Level 1
Citygate — Level 2
Plaza del pueblo — Level 3
A Lingo question in the wild
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Three living levels

Campiña, citygate, and plaza — each with its own story, its own dangers, its own cast.

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Learn by playing

Every villager's question teaches real Spanish — no separate lesson, no flashcards.

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No account, no friction

Open the link and you're in. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

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Built for mobile

Play in the browser on any device — add it to your home screen for the full-screen feel.

The campiña is waiting.

No download. No sign-up. Just cross the field and see who you meet.

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