Distant Memoraĵo

Ambaŭ ludoj en la serio estis la plej bonaj lerniloj por lerni Esperanton. Komence mi ne sciis iun ajn Esperanton. Surprize, fine mi povis legi infanlibrojn kiel La Eta Princo. My goodness, I played both games in the series and by the end of things, I was able to transition directly to reading middle-readers like The Petit Prince in Esperanto with a dictionary handy. I've still got a ways to go to claim fluency, but It's incredible how far I am after only a couple months and mainly playing a VN series. Sukera Sparo knocked it out of the park with this series. That said, I really should point out that this game has a very obvious ladder structure and if you follow the existing guides, you'll experience the game out of order which can screw up the intended pace of learning, as well as make several of the routes feel meaningless after you know the ending. If you know how to handle a VN with a ladder structure, you're all set. If not I posted up a newer guide on reddit that you should follow.

好哦，即使云完了也值得亲自买来玩一遍~~

Excellent addendum to [i]The Expression Amrilato[/i], wonderfully expanding on the narrative's past and present, depth and adorability equally balanced, with welcome hints of darker elements that I can only pray will be explored further in the future planned sequel. If you enjoyed the setting and characters from its predecessor, reading through this one is an absolute no brainer/equivocal yes.

A very cute follow up to The Expression Amrilato. Obviously you should play that one first as this is the direct sequel. This vn focuses less on learning Esperanto (Juliamo is still spoken throughout but the learning activities from the 1st one are gone) and more so on continuing the story of Rin & Ruka as they face challenges and sort out their life in the other world. Its very cute (Ruka got even more adorable somehow), the art is lovely, and the music is very well done. If you enjoyed the 1st vn and wanted more this is a must get.

well (slightly) better than the first game, but still underusing the whole "learn langugage to actually understand the world and answer acordingly" thing. this one has actual sory progression and doesnt just feel like filler (unlike most of the first game). production is good all around and story is servicable. all in all 6.5/10 read if you liked the first one.

[h1]Steam Deck Experience: Playable[/h1] It ran fine. You'll need to stick with the touch screen or mouse controls. It was a great sequel to the first game if you can get past the halfway point. The first half didn't make a lot of sense to me, but I'm glad it ended where it did. The peak into Rei and Ruka's past was interesting as well. It makes me want to know more about Rei's story.