Play Italian. Climb the board. Win a study scholarship.
Play our free Italian games level by level. The top 3 players by score win up to 4 months of free classes. Invite friends to learn with you and earn points and badges.
Leaderboard
Four simple steps
Every game has 10 levels. Get 70% right to open the next one. Higher levels give more points, and 3 or more right in a row earn a combo bonus.
Play at least 10 times for 10 minutes or more, on at least 5 different days.
Play Melitalia Challenge: 10 levels, and every level has every game. Your score is your best try at each level, added up.
The top 3 players who meet the rules win a Melitalia study scholarship.
What you need to win
- live in Italy (people outside Italy can play, but cannot win prizes);
- be learning Italian — people whose first language is Italian can play, but cannot win prizes;
- play at least 10 times for 10 minutes or more, on at least 5 different days;
- give true details. A prize can be cancelled if the details are false.
👥 Inviting friends
Invite friends to learn Italian with you — earn points and badges when they start playing! Playing is how you win the scholarship; inviting friends does not change your score or your chances.
Melitalia study scholarships
🎓 4 months of free classes
🎓 3 months of free classes
🎓 2 months of free classes
The free months can be given to a family member or friend. They must be used by starting classes before 31 March 2027.
Free months are used like this: 1 month at the start of the course, and the rest at the end of the course.
Fair play
- One free account per WhatsApp number or email. One scholarship per family on each board.
- Only play counts towards the ranking. Points and badges for inviting friends never change it.
- Fake or duplicate accounts are removed and can cost a prize.
- Only play between Mon 19 Oct 00:00 and Sun 1 Nov 2026 23:59 (Italian time) counts.
- Our team checks the winners (a call and an ID check) before prizes are given.
- Players under 18 need a parent's permission.
- Equal scores: more answers right wins; if still equal, the shorter total time.