Play LingoBingo by clicking an answer tile in the grid - often you have a choice of several possible tiles with the same answer on it. Get one point for every tile taken, 2 bonus pts for completing a block of 4, and 3 bonus points for a forming a bingo line!

http://www.phrasebotgames.com/#/lingobingo/129590414

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I've made some JLPT vocabulary sets on Quizlet which can be used in  the HTML5 games on this site and the PhraseBot app. 

https://quizlet.com/kanjigames/folders/jlpt-vocabulary

Try out the CrossBots game shown below right now - it's HTML5 so you can play from your phone, no app needed! To play, you take turns against the other robot, matching words from the 2-layered grid to clear a vertical path before he clears a horizontal path.

The Kanji Connect screenshot below shows a completed game - do you know the meanings/readings for the compounds shown?

Here's a simple quiz for this screenshot - the cued word to find is 'short'. Also in there is the word for 'cute' and another for 'unskillful'. Can you find them?

​PhraseBot can be used for any data imported from Quizlet, so it's great for beginners learning hiragana through to advanced students of kanji studying 'yojijukugo' (4-character compounds).

What 4 radicals are all these kanji based on?
How many of these kanji do you know the readings and meanings for?
(Feel free to answer in the comments about the kanji based on one of the radicals!)

N.B. This is taken from a screenshot of the Kanji Crush iPhone app, which is a 'match 3' game in which you can match based on radicals & readings - challenging fun, learn while you play!   See in App Store

Flashcards can get a bit dull, so why not try out this HTML5 game which uses your knowledge, along with a little strategy & luck! Quizlet sets can be used in the game by appending the set ID number to the base url.

www.phrasebotgames.com/#/acrossndown/124746390

In this game your goal is to clear a vertical line in the 2-layer grid by matching tiles and making them disappear. Your opponent is aiming to clear a horizontal line.  (N.B. since there are 2 layers, matching pairs for all exposed tiles are not always available).

Your opponent robot can be played by the computer, or your co-present friend in a pass'n'play game. Enjoy!

Particles are tricky, right? Try out this game to practice them - it's kind of bingo and you play against the computer or a friend (set to pass'n'play from the Settings page). You get 1 pt for every tile captured, 2 bonus pts for a block of 4 tiles, and 3 bonus pts for a bingo line (horizontal, vertical or diagonal)
http://www.phrasebotgames.com/#/lingobingo/129590414

I just got beta access to Satori Reader, a new online site providing Japanese reading practice. You can read a range of articles and dialogues with saveable word lookups, grammar explanations and audio. It's a very nice responsive design so it can be used equally well on your laptop, tablet or phone. Highly recommended!

https://www.satorireader.com/

iTunes Appstore: https://itunes.apple.com/app/phrasebot-ying-dan-yugemu/id942826571?mt=8

Online Flash version: www.phrasebotapp.com

You can have one character per tile, to practice hiragana, katakana or kanji vocabulary imported from Quizlet. Or you can have the English on the tiles and Japanese as the hint, and have it read to you as TTS audio for listening practice.
There are so many possibilities for different kinds of practice, even sentence level grammar practice.

The review and tracking is basically the same as with the Kanji Connect app - words start rated yellow, and move up or down depending on whether you answer correctly or not. You can tap rating stars to manually change them.

From the top menu page choose 'Search Quizlet' , or tap the search icon on the My Lists screen.
Search by keyword, Quizlet ID number or username. I have some choice Japanese sets under the username 'kanjigames' which I will keep adding to - have at'em!

I'll post further updates to give more examples of all the functions of PhraseBot! In the meantime, go get it and try it out!