
Ever wanted to learn how to read Japanese? The first step is to learn the Japanese alphabet, or "Kana". This engaging puzzle game will make learning Kana both fun and easy!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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getting 2 of the same can take a while and sometimes no match will appear and game starts going faster and faster.. not worth even on discount
A good idea with flawed execution. - Control issues makes the game immediately very frustrating to play. In this game you are basically playing tetris but you have no button to drop your pieces down to the bottom. Accidentally pressing space exits the game completely. There are no key rebindings. - You cannot control at what level of proficeny you'd like to begin the campaign at, so you have to slowly work your way through stuff you already know to get to the things you want to learn. Since it's an educational game this seems like a glaring flaw to me. - Options do not save, if you alter the in-game music and sound volume it will not keep until the next time you open the game up. - The help screen that shows the (non-rebindable) keys can only be seen once, the very first time you open the game. If you accidentally close the game by pressing space or forget what's on there, you cannot see it again. This is what I stumbled upon within playing the game for 10 minutes, there might be more issues and there might be solutions to the issues above that I didn't find. The biggest reason for refunding? Didn't have fun and didn't foresee myself having fun further down the line.
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needs a power up where you can read the screen that tells u what each kana is agian and maybe tells you letters you combined when you combined kana. It's really hard and im still struggling to memorize the kana from the second level
The concept is interesting, but I don't think it works well in practice. You can recognise every kana at once and still not do well, simply because matching blocks can take several rounds to come and when they finally do their match already has other stuff on top. The only way I see this ever working is either having matches limited to certain Kana (e.g. Ka row, Ra row, etc) or getting an algorythm ensuring that matches are never very far off, otherwise you'll quickly find yourself with piles on piles of unmatching blocks.
I started playing this game but honestly I regret I bought it. aside from the nice music this gane is bs. as you get never really many matches to make any points just random non matching hiragana and katakana that you can't connect, sometimes you're lucky and finally get a matching hiragana to your katakana or vice versa but it's really rare. What's the point of "learning the fun way" when there's no fun?
Definitely something that made me make use of my ability of quickly registering kana and having to decide where to put them. Recommend this game to people who want to practice their kana! There is only one thing that I find unrealisticly impossible and that is the high score achievements. You gotta be King from One Punch Man to get those high scores hahaha.
Second the review about this game never giving you the blocks you need, making it virtually unplayable. There's just too many kana for this game to be practical. Really it would be better if the game always broke up the kana into a small number of consonant sets, instead of continually adding 5 more each time you progress. Maybe add some customization options so that people could work on problematic kana. This could be patched into the game so there is no excuse for it to continue to exist in this deplorable state.
I really wanted to give this game a chance, but in its current state it is absolutely unplayable. Your screen will be cluttered very fast by tonnes of unused blocks (this game uses 71 characters for each alphabet). I can't get far in this game not because of my poor knowledge of kanas, but because the gameplay implementation is rather poor. I think the game would benefit from having bigger playfield, diagonal combos and maybe hiragana and katakana combos. Definitely not recommended.
Idea originale, non mi è affatto dispiaciuto
Je ne suis pas du genre à critiquer facilement mais là c'est juste absurde .... Même gratuit !
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