Pricing

A practice game has a set price for each run, track, or clip, listed above. Every game shows its cost before you begin. Starting one spends its credits, and coming back to the same game after a short break doesn’t charge you again.

Longer games have more conversation in them, and every line a character says is written and voiced for you as you play. A short game costs fewer credits than a long one.

You keep your account and everything in it. You just can’t start a new game until your credits refill at the start of your next billing period, or until you buy a pack. Pack credits never expire.

Up to a quarter of your monthly credits carry into the next month: 25 on Plus, 75 on Pro. A slow month still leaves you a head start.

Yes, from your account settings. You keep access and your unused credits until the end of the period you’ve already paid for, and we don’t charge you again.

Within 14 days of any payment, plan or pack, you can get back the part you haven’t used. A game that breaks because of a bug gets its credits back. Paddle, who handles the payment, has its own refund rules too, and you get whichever is better for you. Full details are on the Refund Policy page.

In most countries you'll see prices in your own currency, set for each country rather than converted at a live exchange rate. Where Paddle, our payment provider, can't charge in your currency, prices are in US dollars. Paddle also handles local taxes like VAT, GST or sales tax at checkout, and depending on the country, the tax is either included in the price you see or added when you pay.

Yes. Reach (the map), Grammar, Discover, Learn, Translate, and the Articles are all free with no account needed. Credits are only for the 3D games and the practice games (Rodeos, Whispers, Shadowing, and 4-3-2).

Every new account gets 100 free credits. That’s the trial.