Cangjie Games
Practice Cangjie through play: light games to get comfortable with the radical keys and decomposition.
Radical Rain
The 24 Cangjie radicals fall; press each one's key before it lands to drill the key positions.
Play →Learn the Cangjie radicals by playing
The hardest first step in Cangjie is memorizing where the 24 radicals sit on the keyboard. Radical Rain turns that into a game: press each radical's key as it appears, and the positions settle into your fingers along the way. Completely free, no account, and it plays on computer and phone.
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Cangjie game FAQ
Is there a free Cangjie practice game?
Yes. Radical Rain is completely free, needs no account, and plays on both computer and phone.
Can a game really help me learn Cangjie?
Yes. Radical Rain drills the most important beginner skill: the key positions of the 24 Cangjie radicals. It gives you more of the radicals you miss most, and shows the correct key whenever you miss one.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. Tap the radical keys at the bottom of the screen; no physical keyboard is needed.
What is Memory mode?
Memory mode has no falling motion: the radical cards sit in a fixed grid and flip up a few at a time. Friendlier for players who are sensitive to movement or have accessibility needs.