Here's a fun quiz game about Japan's prefectures - hope you can do better than I did!

http://709709.com/game/tizu.htm

Look out for the upcoming app Kanji Crush, and see what a Match-3 game can be using kanji! In the simplest mode you just match identical kanji, in the most challenging mode you match any kanji with the same onyomi - that'll make sudoku seem easy!! There are also reference views of the kanji grouped by level, radical and onyomi which are great for review. Stay tuned.

One nice bit of reading practice I get is from the '3-minute Easy Japanese News' a 'mail magazine' service sent out by Yumei, a Japanese teacher in Tokyo. It is fantastic to have the reading come to your email inbox where you will actually get around to reading it (takes the need for will power out of study!)
It first has the original (very) short article, followed by the article with readings given for kanji compounds, then a glossary with English meanings for all vocabulary.

It is probably most suitable for a JLPT N3 learner, and you can sign up here!

３分!かんたん！にほんごニュース 　　
http://nihongo.okoshi-yasu.com/index_e.html

The latest update for Kanji Connect is up, with faster loading, a few bugfixes and a fancy video quickstart guide!

We fixed the iPhone 5 issues and all 3 versions are back on the app store!  

I've stopped Kanji Connect sales on the appstore temporarily while we add iPhone5 graphics. The app wasn't starting on iPhone5 due (we think) to a new rule from Apple that all apps support iPhone5 format. It should be back up within a week or so.

Kanji Connect apps (full version, lite JLPT N5 version, 25-kanji free version) came out the other day!
If you like'm please do support them with FB likes and app store reviews - it all counts and is much appreciated! As an independent developer I have to count on word of mouth for promotion!

The new app Kanji Connect is under review at the app store now!It is basically a recoded version of Kanji Wordsearch. It is now coded in AS3/Flex in order to be able to publish to various platforms, including web and Android. It has a few new features, including the following:
- Fixed a bug whereby target words would sometimes overlap.

- Changed data to suit Japanese Language Proficiency Test.

- Reduced number of kanji in each level to 25

- Allows multiple lists to be selected for use in game.

- Changed selection method of kanji in game from 'drag' to 'tap individually'

- New graphics, animations and sounds.

- Added stages: if players get enough points (word + timer), they can pass the stage and continue build on their score in the next stage.

- Added better in-game help page