Guided Gaming
Practice your English in real games. Learn vocabulary in our upcoming courses, or team up with a live PC coach right now to practice in live matches.
How do the Courses and Gaming Sessions work?
Part 1: Preparation (Coming Soon)
Before you play, learn the basics. Our Game Courses will teach you the English you need for each game.
Essential Vocabulary
Learn the English names for items, locations, and menus so you can play without pausing.
Team Communication
Learn how to speak clearly with your team. Practice reporting enemies, making plans, and warning teammates.
Understanding Missions
Understand game instructions easily. Learn how to read mission logs and track your goals.
Culture & Slang
Understand game culture. Learn common gamer slang and polite behavior so you can be a great teammate.
Part 2: Practice Sessions (Available Now)
Use your English in a real game. Practice Sessions mix game strategy with casual English conversation in a relaxed environment.
Real-Time Corrections
Start speaking! We correct your English gently while we play, so you learn the right words quickly.
Live Coaching
Practice giving and receiving team instructions. Learn to stay calm and speak clearly during fast gameplay.
Live Game Support
We complete game goals together. We help you understand difficult English instructions while you play.
Social Confidence
Build your English confidence. Practice casual chat and use new slang with a supportive coach.
Marvel Rivals
World War Z
Apex Legends
Left 4 Dead 2
Minecraft (Java Edition)
Overwatch 2
Valorant
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Frequently Asked Questions
My English is not very good. Can I still play?
Yes! You do not need perfect English. Playing games together is a great way to learn naturally through immersion.
We will adjust how fast we speak to match your level. If you get stuck, we are very patient, and Takashi can also explain things in Japanese if you book with him. This is a safe place to practice and make mistakes.
Do I need to be a skilled gamer?
Not at all! Beginners are completely welcome. If you are an experienced player, we can also play Ranked modes (if our game ranks allow it).
We always try our best to win because winning is fun, but we do not get angry if we lose. Our main goal is having fun and speaking English.
Do I have to take the course before I play?
No. The Game Courses and the Practice Sessions are completely separate.
You do not need to finish a Game Course before booking a session. You can jump straight into a live gaming session today.
What equipment do I need for a session?
You only need a few basic things to play with us:
- A headset and microphone: This helps us hear each other clearly over the game audio.
- Discord, Google Meet, or VooV: We use these platforms for our voice call. You do not need to turn on your webcam!
- A PC: All of our guided sessions are strictly for PC players (no PlayStation, Xbox, or Switch).
- The Game: Make sure the game is fully installed and updated before our scheduled time.
How long are the sessions?
We offer 60-minute and 90-minute sessions. You can choose the time when you book. We will use the full time to play the game, practice English, and complete our goals.
Is this safe for teenagers (Ages 13–17)?
Yes, absolutely. We use a private 1-on-1 voice call, and parents may choose Google Meet or VooV instead of Discord if preferred. We do not use public in-game voice chat, so the student will only talk directly to their coach.
Parents can review our game library and choose the game they feel is most appropriate for their teen when booking.
Who are the coaches?
Jason (Founder & Lead Coach): Jason is a professional English coach from California. He has studied Spanish, Japanese, and Chinese, so he understands how challenging learning a new language can be. He is very patient and focuses on building your confidence with everyday American English.
Takashi (A1 Guide): Takashi is a close friend of Jason’s living in Japan. As a fellow English learner, he creates a supportive, low-pressure environment with Japanese support—perfect for beginners who love gaming and want to practice casual conversation while playing together.