A chiptune rhythm-action game that also teaches you something! Learn to read Japanese Hiragana and Katakana characters in a fun chiptune adventure! Not just for people who want to learn Japanese, this is a game anyone can enjoy.
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| Sprache | Oberfläche | Ton | Untertitel |
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| Russisch | |||
| Englisch | |||
| Deutsch | |||
| Französisch | |||
| Spanisch | |||
| Italienisch |
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Originally I voted this game up but after progressing through half of it I have decided to change my review and downvote the game. The reason is quite simply that this game has too many bugs that become more and more frequent as the game progresses. Random pausing while playing. Achievements broken. Unplayed levels completing themselves. Sometimes the kana required isn't listed. Glitches, in game lag. Dakuten sometimes covered by other graphics. Seems to be abandoned by developers. 3/10 I wouldn't recommend buying this until it is resembles a finished product. ----------------------- Original review: Simply an awesome game. It leaves total beginners in desperation and pushes them to the limit until one day they realise that the game slows down and gets easier the more you play and the more you play the more you learn. It can't get any better than this. Is it perfect? No, it has
One of the harder "learn Japanese" game I've played. Pros: - Great chiptune music (if you're into that) - Hard game - Really tests your Hiragana and Katakana more than other educational games Cons: - Hard game - Slow progression between letters This rhythm game is aimed to test your hiragana/katana memory. Every section of the music, the game assigns selected Japanese letters to your direction buttons (WASD, Arrow keys, or as clickable buttons). You will listen to the japanese sounds and time the button to the beat (or just by timing it on when your character should jump on-screen). The game randomizes which buttons is assigned the letters so you won't memorize the combinations. Unfortunately, this changes the game from a memory test to a speed-reading test. When playing, I found these two strategies of playing: - remember the letters spoken, then look up at the prompts and read the
At first, I was going to recommend it. However... After completing the first three levels, this got INSANELY hard. You need to have basic knowledge of Katakana and Hiragana. *THIS WORKS BETTER AS A STUDY GAME*
People are complaining that the game is difficult, and it is, but I view that as a good thing in this case. It means I have to play each level several times over to get a perfect score, and that only further cements the quick memorization of each symbol. I would recommend having a basic knowledge of hiragana before buying.
This Game tricks you into lerning without you noticing it ;) But don't think you can play thour it in one sitting. You can't only do a few levels, before you concentration gives in. If you stock, wait a few hours you try it again tomorrow, you will see it's way easyer after a good nigth sleep.
Product refunded I love the concept but it's way too hard. The letters/kana that appear in the bubbles above your character (that let you know what to press on your keyboard) change position throughout the level. This means you have a split second to mentally re-map the characters to the position of your fingers, over and over, turning the game into a frustrating quick time event. I noticed the developer is aware of the difficulty problem but they've been quiet for months. I really hope more work is done on this game because it has great potential. Until then, though, I can't recommend it.
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