
ABC Smash: Learn to Read
Reading & grammar word game
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$2.99
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ABC Smash is a fast, friendly word game that turns reading and grammar practice into an arcade adventure. Words fly across the screen — read the rule, then catch only the words that match. Word by word, reading becomes fluent and fast.
• A real learning journey
Master the 250 most useful words every beginning reader needs. The game remembers what you know: tricky words come back more often, mastered words make room for new ones. Earn stars and travel toward the ABC Planet as your reading grows.
• Read faster, word by word
Every word is read as a whole — not sounded out letter by letter. That builds the sight-word recognition real readers rely on, so kids start to recognize words instantly and read more quickly and fluently.
• Grammar practice that feels like play
Smash all the nouns. Now all the verbs. Now the adjectives. Quick rounds build word knowledge without it ever feeling like homework.
• Made for kids — and safe by design
• NO ads
• NO in-app purchases (buy once, play forever)
• NO accounts or sign-up
• NO data collection or tracking
Everything stays on your device. Nothing is ever sent to a server.
• Plays great anywhere
Works fully offline. Read-aloud prompts use your device's own voice. Choose your background scene, toggle sound, and pick from multiple languages.
• Many languages, one game
Beyond English, ABC Smash supports German, Swiss German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Japanese, Korean and Thai — several with language-specific challenges (Japanese & Korean particles, Thai classifiers, and more).
Perfect for first readers, classrooms, and anyone learning a new language. Load the game, read the rule, and start smashing words!
Questions? riedermagic@gmail.com
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What's New in ABC Smash
1.1.4
August 29, 2026
• New lesson: Read and answer. A sentence, with a question about it underneath — catch the word that answers it. The answer is in the sentence, so it takes real reading, not guessing. • Fixed: the screen now stays on while reading, even during long thinking pauses.
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