Mini Words: Polyglot

Muito bom para aprender novas linguas

I enjoy the sounds, the puzzles are not too hard, nice mix of languages.

A nice little language word game :)

9个小时通关了，这个游戏主要是为了让你学习各种语言，我用的法语，意大利语，葡萄牙语，一个一个翻译了9个小时，还得连线英语单词，更高级了一点，只不过有的拼音给的是错的。 还行吧，主要是学习的软件！

An interesting idea with an extremely lackluster execution. The bland line puzzles were probably created by algorithm, and aren't particularly fun or challenging. Most of the words are obvious cognates and don't require much thinking, so unfortunately the bulk of the game is just solving these line puzzles. It's a mild curiosity to play through them once, but it's not an efficient or effective way to study the words. The puzzles themselves aren't in your target language (unless you're studying English), so you'd probably be better off getting a book of word searches or easy crosswords. While the 300 levels will keep you busy for a while, no new mechanics are ever introduced, and the developer didn't include any additional modes, scoring, or other options at all, so there's nothing to spice up the bare core mechanic. I've wasted $2 in worse ways, but it's hard to find good educational games, so it's always a big disappointment when they miss the mark. Don't expect much, you can find much better resources for free.

Interesting to learn & test your basic foreign language skills as an English speaker.

Helpful and awesome game for Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, German, and maybe even Russian, even though the Russian voice is a little hard to understand.

Mini Words: Polyglot is what seems to be a mobile app that's been lazily dumped on Steam as a greedy cash grab from mobile devs. It's a basic trivia game where you're presented with a simple trivia question about a top grossing movie. Put your finger on your phone screen and swipe over the letters to make the word that answers the question. The developers have copied + pasted this game onto Steam 4 times now, the only change being the name and the words. This is still just a cash grab, even if the asset they're flipping is their own. You can play these games for free on mobile, so it's inexcusable for a mobile dev to try charging money for this on Steam, which is for PC games. Who do they think we are?

MOLEZINHA DEMAIS

Does what it says on the tin 8/10 Languages