Memory Match
Match images with their ASL signs. Fast rounds, progressive difficulty, built for recall — not letter drills.
ASL learning games for families and friends
Interactive games that practice real American Sign Language — not flashcards, not just the alphabet. Play. Learn. Sign.
If you searched for ASL learning games
Most ASL apps are flashcards. Play With ASL is a set of ASL learning games for parents, college students, families, and anyone practicing on their own. Signs are filmed with Deaf educators. You play on the phone or tablet you already have.
Short version: real ASL through play — Memory Match, TILT!, and Multiple Choice. Free packs to start. Full library when you want it.
The games
Three game modes. Same vocabulary library. Pick how you like to practice.
TILT!
Phone on the forehead, signs in motion. A social, collaborative way to practice — not a flashcard stack.
Multiple Choice
Watch the sign, pick the meaning. Same handshape, different meaning — practice that tracks what you miss and brings it back.
Start free on the devices you already use
Two free packs (Animals and Colors) ship with the download. No ads. No data selling. The full library is $5/month or $50/year — same numbers as on Pricing. Available on iPhone, iPad, Mac (M1+), and Android.
Questions people ask
What ASL learning games are in Play With ASL?
Three games: Memory Match (match signs with meanings), TILT! (tilt-to-play signing), and Multiple Choice (watch a sign and pick the meaning). All use real ASL vocabulary filmed with Deaf educators — not alphabet drills.
Is this just fingerspelling or the ASL alphabet?
No. Play With ASL is real ASL, not just the alphabet. The games practice conversational vocabulary — animals, food, family, classroom signs, and more — through play.
Is it free to start?
Yes. Two free packs (Animals and Colors) come with the download. No ads and no data selling. The full library is $5/month or $50/year. Teachers use School Edition — not this page.
Is this for classrooms or for families?
This page is the family and personal app. Classrooms, LMS, and school licenses live on School Edition. Curriculum practice (alongside Signing Naturally and other programs) is on the ASL school curriculum page.