WonderLang Polyglot

Best language learning game/app i tried. Minor bugs like geting stuck in corners because of npcs or sometimes words from another language pops up but it happened less than 10 times in 15 hours so really not a big issue. The voice recognition system is not perfect but it helps a lot to gain confidence for speaking outloud. The universe is fun to explore, combat is engaging and not as repetitive as other games i tried if you use random attacks and there's even an overworld map :), also interactions with npcs feel natural. Wish there was more fast travel on the map and a better way to access food instead of going through the menu (maybe there is but i don't know how). Also the dictionnary is not as complete as it should but whatever, google. Learning spanish right now and waiting for arabic. Overall a solid 9/10 for the genre. I'm buying the sequel as soon as it gets out!

This game is just amazing! Thanks so much to everyone who already put a lot of work into it ! finally someone has taken the leap to make a game out of language learning. Duo is so outdated , its very slow and you dont really use your brain. And school language teaching / learning is still failing just by its nature. Language learning should be natural and should be fun and this game just delivers this :) Yay! Cant wait to try out the mobile version. Hopefully WonderLang is including European Portuguese in the future. Most learning platforms only offer Brazilian Portuguese... which is essentially different, especially in their pronunciation and a lot of common words / formal and informal way of speaking. I am looking forward to the future versions

So far I've tried the game in both French and Italian and have been enjoying it a lot! Like most language games and apps, I find it's more useful as a supplement to more traditional study methods, rather than a way to learn on your own from ground zero. I would be interested to try it in a language I'm not familiar with at all, and especially one with a different writing system. There are definitely still some bugs to work out, but the team has been responsive to feedback and I have high hopes for the continuing development of the game.

This game is a really fun way to practice a new language. The game play is a little basic. I also seem to have accidentally turned off the monster attacks and I can't get them to turn back on. But i can still play the story. Way more fun than any other language learning games I've tried.

I have tried the Italian and the Spanish and have found both to have a good recognition. The game play and graphics are both simple, but still more engaging than most language lessons.

I think this game is absolutely fantastic. I really enjoy learning languages, I'm hoping at some point to be able to travel and I would love to be able to converse with people in their native tongues. While I am not certain this game alone will make someone fluent, I do think it is worth while for those who are learning via immersion. All opinions are subjective, this one just happens to be mine.

Excellent learning tool!!! I have played this game for a few months now and am currently playing the game in Spanish. I personally believe that it is a great supplement to formal language classes. I have taken formal Spanish classes previously and this game helps players retain information already learned. As for new learners of a language, I also believe this would be a great tool to have to become exposed to the language you are interested in. There are several difficulty modes to the game, such as beginner, intermediate, etc. which help players vary the difficulty of the game to their preference. Language rules along with examples are given throughout the game, which help players learn as they go. I did have a slight problem with the game and emailed technical support. I received a prompt reply commenting that the problem that I experienced was a small bug and that the solution to that bug would be uploaded the next day (which it was). I am still enjoying the game and hope to replay the game in another language once I master my current language I am working on. As of this writing, there are currently 15 base languages and 9 different languages that can be learned. I would recommend this game to any age and any language competency level.

It has been amazing conciliating and combining this games with German classes. Personally I don't game that much, so playing it on MacOS allowed me to play, work and learn a new language. There are some bugs, some missing features. but we have got a Discord channel to report it all and talk to developers. Has everything to grow more and more.

I’ve been doing the German route and planning to start Japanese route soon, to play both at the same at the same time. I think it works really well as a tool for practicing and reinforcing what you’ve already learned, while also picking up new stuff naturally. The game explains a lot, but not everything. A good chunk of the learning happens by inference (is that how you call it?), which honestly feels closer to how you’d learn in real life. Sometimes you get quizzed on words or forms you haven’t seen yet, but there’s no punishment for getting it wrong. I’ve come to like that, it pushes you to guess, and even if you’re off, you learn from the correction. It’s more about trial, another way to learn. What surprised me is how motivating it feels. I’ll read an NPC line in Japanese and suddenly realize I understood the whole thing. Or I’ll notice a German word I’ve only half-seen before, and the context makes it click. Those little moments of progress feel great. Gameplay-wise, it’s a pretty classic RPG style. Exploring a town (just got to see one so far), talking to characters, battling monsters. But instead of grinding for XP, you’re basically grinding language vocabs. The monster battles that use vocab or conjugations are clever. They keep you engaged but they can get repetitive, but you have options to have less or faster fights. I also like that the game doesn’t force one pace. If I’m focused, I can sit with the grammar explanations and really study. If I just want to play casually, I can explore and still pick things up without feeling like I wasted my time. Overall, WonderLang feels like a mix between a game and a study tool. It’s not perfect (like some UI elements are not great, mouse movement does not work 100%, so need to use the keyboard), but the “learn by trying” approach makes it feel natural and less stressful than a traditional course. Honestly fun so far.

Das Spiel ist super und würde ich auch Schulen Empfehlen