Decode star charts, translate secret transmissions, and add some galactic flair to your comms. Whether you're a Jedi, a Sith, or a scruffy-looking nerf herder, learning Aurebesh is fun and easy.
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Real-time PvP ship combat — type glyphs to fire on your rival. First hull to zero loses.
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Hacker Challenge
Decode ships, characters and planets. Four tries before shutdown.
Space Patrol
Glyphs swarm your ship — read each target and blast it before it lands.
Transmission Decoder
Intercept and decrypt incoming transmissions against the clock.
Memory Core
Match glyph pairs to rebuild the shattered astromech data core.
Encoder
Read a word and type it back in Aurebesh glyphs — active recall, no timer.
Signal Duel
Race a live opponent to decode glyphs — first to the target wins. Rooms or random.
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Aurebesh has eight digraphs — single glyphs for common sound pairs. They are optional: the same sound can also be written as two separate letters.
Aurebesh is the writing system used across the Star Wars galaxy to represent Galactic Basic — the language spoken in the films. Its alphabet maps closely to English, so each Aurebesh glyph stands for a letter you already know.
The fastest way to learn Aurebesh is short, regular practice. Start with the Basics drill to recognise each glyph, then reinforce it with the games — Hacker, Memory Core, the daily riddle and live 1v1 duels. Aurebesh Academy turns memorising the alphabet into play.
Most people recognise all 26 Aurebesh letters within a few days of casual practice, and read fluently within a couple of weeks. Because Aurebesh maps to the English alphabet, there is no new grammar to learn — just the glyphs.
Aurebesh has 26 letters and 10 digits, plus eight optional digraphs (Ch, Sh, Th, Kh, Ng, Oo, Ae, Eo) — single glyphs for common sound pairs.
Yes. Aurebesh Academy is completely free to play in your browser, on desktop or mobile — no account or download required.
Spaced, active practice beats staring at a chart. The Basics mode targets your weak letters, Memory Core builds glyph-to-letter recall, and the daily riddle keeps the habit going — all proven ways to make the Aurebesh alphabet stick.
Yes — Aurebesh Academy works in any modern mobile browser, so you can practise the Star Wars alphabet anywhere.