WonderLang Polyglot

C'est dommage parce que je trouve qu'il y avait de l'idée, mais là 40euros pour un jeu fait juste en promptant une IA c'est de la blague. Full bug donc mériterait 5euros grand max. Merci ChatGPT, et moi je vais demander un refund, boycott les IA.

The Spanish version has some issues, but it's a fun way to practice. I would like if the devs could fix a couple of things, however. There are some errors in translation: incomplete sentences that are different than what you're supposed to say, untranslated French in one case regarding butter where they used beurre, incorrect tracking of practice hours, and issues with the character getting stuck. I would wholeheartedly recommend this game if these fixes were made!

Whoa! Pretty dang impressive piece of work here imho. It's interactive and an actual RPG BUT with educational learning of new languages. Pretty neat! I dig it, and it's really well-made with high production values and a lot of care. I think it'll be a good tool to learn Japanese/Chinese eventually to play all those non-translated gemz! :)

I’m playing this on my Steam Deck and learning Chinese. I already did Duolingo for a couple months but was starting to get bored, so I got this game and I like it so far. The progression is satisfying because I can actually feel myself learning. I understand more of the dialogue now, at first I had to look up basically every word, but now the flow is way smoother and I only look up stuff I don't know. I like that you can pick your favorite type of challenge so you don’t have to type if you don’t feel like it. The gameplay is straightforward: you meet villagers, do small quests, and then the game opens up for exploration. It really feels like a mix of an old-school RPG and Duolingo. I'd definitely recommend it, it's actually keeping me engaged.

I went into this expecting something a bit gimmicky, but it actually surprised me more than I thought it would. What this game gets right is the core idea: it doesn’t try to feel like a textbook disguised as a game. It genuinely leans into being a game first, with language learning built into the mechanics rather than slapped on top. The dialogue, quests, and repetition systems make you engage with the language in a way that feels natural, not forced. You’re not just memorising words - you’re using them in context, which is exactly how it should be. It’s also just… pleasant. That’s probably the best word for it. The pacing is relaxed, the world is easy to get into, and there’s no pressure. You can sit down for 20 minutes and feel like you’ve both played something and learned something, which is a rare combination. Compared to traditional apps, it feels less like “study” and more like low-effort immersion. That said, it’s not perfect - not even close. There are bugs, and you will notice them. Some UI interactions feel clunky, certain systems aren’t fully polished, and occasionally things just don’t behave as cleanly as they should. It definitely has that indie, still-being-refined feel. But here’s the thing: none of that really kills the experience unless you go in expecting a perfectly polished AAA product. The foundation is strong enough that you kind of forgive the rough edges. The core loop works, and more importantly, it keeps you coming back. Also worth mentioning - this is not a replacement for serious study. It’s clearly best used as a supplement. But as a supplement, it’s actually one of the more enjoyable ways to reinforce vocabulary and basic structures without burning out. Overall, despite the bugs and rough spots, the positives outweigh the negatives quite comfortably. If you’re even mildly interested in language learning and prefer doing something interactive instead of grinding flashcards, this is genuinely worth trying. It’s one of those rare cases where learning something actually feels… easy. Verdict: Recommended

I'm almost 70 hours into the game. My understanding of Italian increases daily. I have learned three verb tenses (Present, and two Past tenses) and a lot of vocabulary. I am augmenting my Wonderlang learning with watching (subtitled) Italian tv series and playing an old favorite game (SDV) in Italian. The most important thing though is i actually really enjoy this GAME. I would play it in English. The mysteries to solve are interesting, and who doesn't enjoy the throw-back to the old Fetch quests of the earliest rpgs... I amass enough cibo (food) for healing, and i can usually kill normal baddies in one hit. I am having FUN! -o0o- It's a bit over two weeks now and i would be thinking in Italian if i had the vocabulary. *lol* I am dreaming of Italian, and in a game-play sort of way. I still limit myself to about an hour or two per day; as a gamer, that's not much for making progress, but it's about as much as i think i can absorb for a day. I have run into a few small kinks, but the developer has been charming about my emails. I really look forward to my Wonderlang sessions. --**-- After a week and a half, I am quite pleased at how much Italian I can understand when reading it slowly. Audio comprehension is still not great, but by slowing down the speech, and reading along, I am making progress. * * * I've only been playing a few hours. I seem to be wandering around fairly aimlessly so far. However, every battle is a chance to improve my language skill, so "aimless" doesn't mean useless.

Grałem w kilka gierek, w których dodatkowo można było podszkolić języki. Były lepsze i gorsze. Ta pozycja podoba mi się najbardziej. Jest bardzo zróżnicowana — oferuje kilka języków, poziomów zaawansowania oraz form nauki słówek, w tym także głosowe. Jedyną wadą, jaką widzę, jest brak osiągnięć. Szczerze polecam ^^

il y a beaucoup à faire dans ce jeu, et on peut y passer pas mal de temps. cependant il y a beaucoup de problèmes et de bugs qui entachent l'aventure (je suis en français / japonais) : - certaines pistes de son ne collent pas avec le texte (exemple と (to) qui se prononce "kai", お (o) totalement silencieuse) - certaines traductions françaises ne sont pas faites, le jeu se rabat sur l'anglais - beaucoup de texte en japonais n'ont meme pas d'explication, on se retrouve souvent à ne pas pouvoir comprendre complètement un texte - il manque de cohérence sur les différentes voix, un meme PNJ peut sauter d'une voix à une autre (et l'acting est souvent pas terrible) - la saisie au clavier virtuel est ultra laborieuse (surtout avec "petit tsu" et l'allongement katakana) - l'utilisation de kanji est parfois exagéré : on utilise きれい et pas 綺麗, ありがとう et pas 有難う etc... - taper le nom de l'item pour pouvoir le manger est une bonne idée, sauf que "lol c'était pas キャンディー mais おかしのバッグ" : on n'a pas le nom exact d'afficher pour savoir ce qu'il faut marquer (sauf quand on se plante au moins 1 fois) - on se perd dans les quêtes à faire puisqu'on a très peu d'information dans le journal sur ce qu'on attend réellement - les quêtes ne se mettent jamais en "terminées" - certaines images sont manquantes bref il faudrait un grand coup de qualité pour rendre ce jeu intéressant. je l'ai acheté en promo à 28 balles, et meme à ce prix je le regrette