Let's Learn Japanese! Katakana

it is the same mini-games but this time in katakana. It , of course , still was a good practice but not for the full price of the game...I am disappointed about the repetition with the hiragana version. Overall 5/10 , buy on sale or dont buy it

Let’s Learn Japanese! Katakana, developed and published by Dr. Cyril Splutterworth, is a compact educational title that zeroes in on a single goal: helping players become comfortable with the katakana writing system through repetition, interaction, and simple gamified exercises. Rather than attempting to cover the breadth of the Japanese language, it deliberately narrows its focus, positioning itself as an entry point for beginners who want to build a solid foundation in character recognition without being overwhelmed by grammar or vocabulary. The structure of the experience is built around gradual learning. Characters are introduced in small groups, allowing players to absorb their shapes and sounds before moving on to more complex combinations. This step-by-step approach mirrors traditional study methods but presents them in a more interactive format. Instead of relying solely on memorization, the game reinforces learning through repeated exposure in different contexts, encouraging players to recognize patterns rather than simply recall isolated symbols. This makes the process feel more natural over time, even if it still relies heavily on repetition as its core mechanic. What …

Great game, worth the money. Taught me Katakana in 3 hours.

This Katakana learning game is similar to the Hiragana learning game, including the flaw. In the Hiragana learning game, the basic levels have clearer audio for the pronunciations, and the difficult levels have less audible sound. As for this game, the difficult levels are barely audible even though I already increased the volume to maximum. I don't understand why there is such a difference in audio standards for the pronunciations. It seems there is no testing before releasing the Hiragana game. Why not at least fix the audio issue after that before releasing this game?

It's pretty okay. It took me 80 minutes to go through all of it. For me, it was just a brushing up my skills. I already learnt katakana and hiragana and some kanji's a decade ago, but it was nice to go through those again once in a while.

Regretful purchase.