Learn Japanese RPG: Hiragana Forbidden Speech

Game Details

Title: Learn Japanese RPG: Hiragana Forbidden Speech
Genre: Adventure, Indie, RPG
Developer: Study Bunny Games LLC
Publisher: Study Bunny Games LLC
Release Date: 20 Oct, 2022
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1114950/Learn_Japanese_RPG_Hiragana_Forbidden_Speech/

About This Game

Learning should be an adventure

Dialogue changes from English to Japanese as you learn and progress in this comedic RPG backed by professional Japanese voice acting.

Learn Japanese RPG: Hiragana Forbidden Speech is aimed at anime fans with little to no Japanese ability, but any beginner may enjoy and benefit, even those who have learned hiragana before. We’ve made the game we wanted to play when we were first learning Japanese.

What will I learn?

• How to read, write, and pronounce hiragana
  Hiragana is a set of characters used to write Japanese words.
• Over 240 common Japanese words used in anime
• Enough grammar to understand basic Japanese sentences

How will I learn?

We believe context, immersion, and fun are key to effective learning. This game isn’t just an RPG with Japanese flashcard-type battles. It is much more.

First, you will learn hiragana by using them in battles. A hiragana appears and you type in the related roumaji (english character) to attack foes. Each hiragana can be leveled up. The higher its level, the less often it will appear in battle.

Second, after learning a new hiragana, you will learn words spelled with that hiragana. Each word will expand your vocabulary and strengthen your grasp on the hiragana. They will also appear in battles and level up like hiragana.

Third, the game’s Adaptive Dialogue System will introduce the words you learn into dialogue. Most dialogue is voiced by professional Japanese voice actors. You will hear and see how words fit together to form sentences and experience the use of words in various situations.

Fourth, there are 50+ brief in-game tutorials that will teach you word usage, basic grammar, and a number of Japanese language concepts. However, our emphasis is on learning by doing.

What is the Adaptive Dialogue System and how will it help me?

The Adaptive Dialogue System helps you learn by doing. It determines whether to show dialogue in Japanese or English based on your current knowledge. The more Japanese words and grammar you learn, the more dialogue will appear in Japanese!

For example, consider the following sentence: "doko iku?" (Where are we going?)

If you don’t know one of the words "doko" (where) or "iku" (go, going), then this sentence will be shown in English. This is to avoid frustrating you with content you haven’t yet learned.

However, if you know both words, it will be written in Japanese hiragana.

Pressing a button displays the "roumaji" of the sentence. Roumaji uses the English alphabet to describe Japanese sounds. A second press displays the English translation.

Features

• Professional Japanese voice acting (Over 4000 lines of spoken dialogue)
• Teaches Japanese starting from zero
• Teaches all the most common hiragana
• Teaches over 240+ Japanese words commonly used in anime
• Teaches word usage and Japanese grammar (over 50 tutorials)
• Adaptive Dialogue System gets you reading Japanese fast without being overwhelmed
• Real-time battles and humorous dialogue make learning fast and fun
• Gradual Reveal Dialogue System let’s you conveniently check your reading comprehension
• All Hiragana Mode let’s advanced adventurers immerse themselves instantly in a deeper Japanese experience
• Battle drills can be disabled at any time
• Level up controls allow you to adjust the pace of your learning
• Disable automatic voice over to practice reading comprehension easily
• 16-20 hours of gameplay

• Tremendous replay value. Game adjusts Japanese content to your level from the very beginning

System Requirements

Minimum:

OS:

XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10

Processor:

Intel Pentium III 800 MHz+

Memory:

1 GB RAM

Graphics:

1024×768 High Color +

Storage:

300 MB available space

Sound Card:

DirectX®: 9.0+

Additional Notes:

Unless you bought your computer 15 years ago, should be fine

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