Duello is a multiplayer language game and local multiplayer party game for 2–8 players. Gather your friends in the same room, take turns translating a sentence into the language you're learning, and let the group vote you up, or call your bluff.
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Every round follows the same simple rhythm, easy to learn on turn one, hard to master by turn ten.
It's your turn. Everyone sees an original sentence, you're the one who has to translate it into your chosen language, live, in front of the group.
Speak your best translation before time runs out in this turn based language game. No dictionaries, no do-overs, just you and what you actually know.
The correct translation is revealed to the room. Everyone else votes on how close you got, nail it and climb the scoreboard.
Everyone picks the language they're learning or showing off, mix and match at the same table in this casual language learning game.
Duello is built for the table, not the group chat. It's an in person party game and local multiplayer party game for groups, everyone plays on their own device, in the same room.
If any of these sound like you, you'll feel right at home.
Everything people usually ask before their first game.
Duello is a multiplayer language learning game where friends translate sentences and vote on each other's answers.
Yes. Duello is designed for group language learning in the same room. Players can practice Spanish, French, Arabic, English, German and other languages together.
Duello focuses on social multiplayer gameplay and translation challenges, while Duolingo is primarily a solo learning app.
Yes. Players can choose different target languages inside the same game room.
Yes. Translation challenges are the core gameplay mechanic of Duello.
Grab your friends, pick a language, and see who actually knows what they claim to know in this social learning game.
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