WonderLang German

TLDR: The area leading up to the first town has more fully untranslated German than the end of a college textbook trying to teach you German. I'm not gonna lie, I'm really not sure if the people leaving the positive reviews played the same game I did just now? I saw another review say the latest update was extremely buggy and the discussion boards mention that one of the dialog answers is French and not German. I haven't played long but if this is really what the game is like I can't see myself playing for long. By "this" I mostly mean the astounding lack of attention to text in a CORE FEATURE of the game. The translations. Specifically the ability to mouse over things, and the grammar tab. When you mouse over underlined words, not all of them are translated. In fact, not all new words are even underlined. Sure, context clues exist but when you have a dictionary you want the player to fill out, usually your first interaction with a word, should probably put that word in your dictionary. Not only that but the grammar tab often doesn't define the word either. It also sometimes doesn't even give you complete information, just skipping over entire words in the sentence that are 100%…

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I bought the German version WonderLang. This game is a cute little RPG that uses a story to teach you a foreign language while staying engaging. It is a little buggy at times, but overall I find myself coming back to it. The game may feel a bit overwhelming at first (I started the game at A1 level), but slowly you get to a point where you realize instead of understanding almost nothing, you can understand quite a bit, and only need to look up a word or two to fill in the gaps. The game is not perfect, sometimes translations feel a little different than what I would expect to use in real life. But the goal is not perfection. The goal is to develop a sense of the language so that you can communicate with and connect to real life people. Overall I would say the game is great at staying engaging, and the updates keep coming so the most annoying bugs typically get worked out pretty quickly. As far as language learning, I personally use outside resources every day to supplement what I learn in the game. Those resources tend to bore me pretty quick because they are so repetitive. The game keeps me coming back when I feel burned out on other language-learning materials, which is what I per…

Nice game to learn German. You can talk and listen to practice, there is voice recognition. I also use some local LLM (KoboldCpp) on a second screen to help me understand certain words and sentences of the game.

Great for kids and adults alike. Fun, easy way to learn the language.

Amazing. Totally recommend for those that wanta to get a glimpse of German language.