
Lexicat
By Narongchai Suphiratwanich
Learn English vocabulary at A1–B2 levels through quests and monster battles. Includes a Wordbook for review, plus audio listening and fill-in-the-blank modes in Lexicat Plus on iPhone and iPad.
Lexicat incorporates English vocabulary learning into monster battle scenes. The App Store description states that players will complete quests to learn CEFR A1–B2 level vocabulary with Thai translations, while also accumulating character progress. The game was developed by Narongchai Suphiratwanich.
Select an answer to pass the battle.
Questions and answer choices form part of combat attacks. The store image asks which English word means dark or deep-colored, with Dark, Grey, Pink, and Red as options. A cat character, slime, and both sides' health appear in the same scene.

Vocabulary is categorized, and a Wordbook is available for review with audio pronunciation. The developer states that the review system references answer history, allowing users to return and practice words they haven't mastered after completing quests.
There are both starting routes and continuation training.
The update history indicates that there are A1–A2 level boss characters to help choose a starting point, along with Challenge Mode and Mastery Mode after completing the story. Lexicat Plus adds listening to English audio and selecting meanings, as well as fill-in-the-blank exercises using A1–A2 level sentences.
The app is free to download on iPhone and iPad, with in-app purchases for Lexicat Plus. The developer states it is designed for offline-first use, without requiring a learner account, and includes a Parent Zone for reporting and key menus, making it suitable for those who want to practice vocabulary through short quests and review previous words later.
Creators and Origins
Narongchai Suphiratwanich · Lexicat on the App Store · Source post · Game screenshot from the official store page
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