
Learn the basics of Japanese in this interactive role-playing game! No experience needed – start reading and writing in Japanese!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 42 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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una gran mejora a comparacion del juego anterior "hiragana warriors", los personajes ya no se mueren de 2 ataques y los enemigos no te tanquean todos los ataques, lo unico malo es la batalla final, en el juego anterior en la batalla final, no solo te pedia saber las letras, si no tambien palabras completas y en este solo te pide una palabra para derrotar al jefe, en general esta bastante bien si lo que buscan es aprender las bases del katakana recuerden usar realkana.com para practicar.
Recommended, but you should know what you get - and what you won't. This game focuses on training Katakana. You do not need to know Hiragana before starting this game, and it won't help you all that much - just know that in japanese texts Hiragana is much more common. You will get shown some japanese words, but there is no training for the words. Only for the symbols. The "story" is rather sub-par, and none of the characters stand out in a good way. Which is ok-ish for a training game, just don't expect too much. Finally there is the low price. If you feel lke you have a Katakana-shaped hole in your knowledge, this game is a both a cheap and a focused way to fill this hole. Therefore it is recommended.
This game is surprisingly fun, especially once you get past the first hour. Initially, it does feel just like a really bad RPG, but eventually the game does begin to include actually strategy in defeating the Katakana. Learning wise, I do think my Katakana skills have improved. If you're looking for just a casual way to study it, I recommend it. Only annoying part was achievement hunting, the affection achievement especially is tedious, but besides that, the game was surprisingly fun and I enjoyed playing it.
I never thought I'd understand Japanese, now I'm moving onto Kanji! Nice sound for Aokigahara forest!
Unfortunately I cannot recommend this game. Game itself is nice, you can fight and exercise katakana signs and learn some basic phrases but since like the middle of the game, the game starts to crash after every battle so it is getting very frustrating.
学日语游戏,挂卡喜加一
If you want to learn Japanese, this is a great way to learn.
JRPG, где надо угадывать чтение знаков каны либо знаки каны по чтению, чтобы нанести урон врагам
Yeah, you'll learn a some Katakana along the way. But what will it cost you? You will either grow or lose brain cells, and thats the least of your worries. LEEEEEROOOOOOOOOOOYYYYYYY JAAAAANKINZZZZZZZZZZ
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