Reading games & apps
Creations tagged reading on 8x — every one is playable in the browser and open to remix.
11 creations
Storyweaver
Storyweaver is a complete storytelling studio in your browser. Write multi-chapter stories from beginning to end with autosave, custom covers and accent colors, then publish them for readers — or search the live Gutenberg archive and save classic novels straight into your library. Browse, read chapter-by-chapter with progress dots, import/export your stories as JSON, and write under your own pen name. All data stays on your device.
Rubismita Malik241
Bookwood · Starwood
Chapters, inference, and an argument you may disagree with. Every page reads itself aloud the moment it opens, and every word lights up exactly as it is spoken — real recordings with per-word timings, not a guess. Choose British or American English: both the accent and the spellings change. Tap any word to hear it alone. Questions after each book ask what happened and why; answers earn fireflies, and fireflies furnish a reading nook. Mostly public domain — Aesop, Mother Goose, Jacobs, Grimm, Andersen, Lang, Potter — in the authors' own words. One of six Bookwood editions, one per reading…
Albert He210
America’s Editorial
AMERICA’S EDITORIAL is an art-directed digital monograph of five original essays on the American place — light, roads, cities and silence. A bold typographic one-page magazine with a lamp/night reading toggle, a shareable issue export, and a cinematic dusk banner.
Bookwood · Seedling
The very first rung: one short line a page. Every page reads itself aloud the moment it opens, and every word lights up exactly as it is spoken — real recordings with per-word timings, not a guess. Choose British or American English: both the accent and the spellings change. Tap any word to hear it alone. Questions after each book ask what happened and why; answers earn fireflies, and fireflies furnish a reading nook. Mostly public domain — Aesop, Mother Goose, Jacobs, Grimm, Andersen, Lang, Potter — in the authors' own words. One of six Bookwood editions, one per reading level.
Albert He150
Bookwood · Thicket
Short paragraphs, and new words with the picture as a clue. Every page reads itself aloud the moment it opens, and every word lights up exactly as it is spoken — real recordings with per-word timings, not a guess. Choose British or American English: both the accent and the spellings change. Tap any word to hear it alone. Questions after each book ask what happened and why; answers earn fireflies, and fireflies furnish a reading nook. Mostly public domain — Aesop, Mother Goose, Jacobs, Grimm, Andersen, Lang, Potter — in the authors' own words. One of six Bookwood editions, one per reading…
Albert He170
On Man, Leadership and Unity
A philosophical and political poem by Abdulwali Asipita Wordsdome, set line-by-line as rhyming couplets — each pair forms its own stanza — with a night/dawn reading experience against a starfield. Composed upon the removal of a class representative and a call for unity, it reflects on the contradictions of man, the qualities we expect of leaders, and rises into a meditation on unity across nature, family, faith and human bonds.
Bookwood · Branchway
Real paragraphs, and stories with a problem in them. Every page reads itself aloud the moment it opens, and every word lights up exactly as it is spoken — real recordings with per-word timings, not a guess. Choose British or American English: both the accent and the spellings change. Tap any word to hear it alone. Questions after each book ask what happened and why; answers earn fireflies, and fireflies furnish a reading nook. Mostly public domain — Aesop, Mother Goose, Jacobs, Grimm, Andersen, Lang, Potter — in the authors' own words. One of six Bookwood editions, one per reading level.
Albert He130
MIGRAWARD · Every Reading Moves the Sickness
An original portrait-first moving-target deduction game. Six impossible creatures arrive at a night veterinary ward. Every instrument gives a truthful binary reading over its visibly marked anatomy chambers, then moves the hidden anomaly along a published direction. The player must update the possible-position set, follow the migration, and seal the exact chamber.
MIGRAWARD · Every Reading Moves the Sickness
An original portrait-first moving-target deduction game. Six impossible creatures arrive at a night veterinary ward. Every instrument gives a truthful binary reading over its visibly marked anatomy chambers, then moves the hidden anomaly along a published direction. The player must update the possible-position set, follow the migration, and seal the exact chamber.
Bookwood · Sapling
Two lines a page, and words a new reader can sound out. Every page reads itself aloud the moment it opens, and every word lights up exactly as it is spoken — real recordings with per-word timings, not a guess. Choose British or American English: both the accent and the spellings change. Tap any word to hear it alone. Questions after each book ask what happened and why; answers earn fireflies, and fireflies furnish a reading nook. Mostly public domain — Aesop, Mother Goose, Jacobs, Grimm, Andersen, Lang, Potter — in the authors' own words. One of six Bookwood editions, one per reading level.
Albert He90
Bookwood · Canopy
Full pages, and ideas to carry from one page to the next. Every page reads itself aloud the moment it opens, and every word lights up exactly as it is spoken — real recordings with per-word timings, not a guess. Choose British or American English: both the accent and the spellings change. Tap any word to hear it alone. Questions after each book ask what happened and why; answers earn fireflies, and fireflies furnish a reading nook. Mostly public domain — Aesop, Mother Goose, Jacobs, Grimm, Andersen, Lang, Potter — in the authors' own words. One of six Bookwood editions, one per reading level.
Albert He60