C-TAS: A Virtual Chinese Learning Game
A Lonely Vanguard · 2020 · Free to Play, Indie, Education, VR, Class-Based
PC
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About C-TAS: A Virtual Chinese Learning Game
This is a game that is designed to assist the user's learning and understanding of Chinese by utilizing a VR environment.
Throughout the game, the user will be guided between basic Chinese lessons by CTAS (an abbreviation for Chinese Teaching ASsistant). Currently, two lessons are integrated into the game: Lesson 1 informs the user with basic counting in Chinese, lesson 2 handles basic Chinese vocabulary. After each lesson, there is a short quiz, which will check if the user was truly able to digest the material given.
It is a 1-man developed game by a high school student. Thank you for enjoying.
Throughout the game, the user will be guided between basic Chinese lessons by CTAS (an abbreviation for Chinese Teaching ASsistant). Currently, two lessons are integrated into the game: Lesson 1 informs the user with basic counting in Chinese, lesson 2 handles basic Chinese vocabulary. After each lesson, there is a short quiz, which will check if the user was truly able to digest the material given.
It is a 1-man developed game by a high school student. Thank you for enjoying.
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✦ AI summary
Players acknowledge C-TAS as a functional educational tool for learning Chinese vocabulary through VR-based quizzes, with some finding it entertaining enough despite its limitations. However, most criticize it as barely qualifying as a game, noting its low production values, student project quality, and questionable decision to be VR-exclusive when a standard educational app would suffice, making it of limited appeal to serious PC gamers.
[h1]Before I played C-TAS: A Virtual Chinese Learning Game, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]6 found this helpful
CTAS or (C-TAS) is barely a game, it's more of a student project. It's a VR exclusive educational tool with a couple of word quizzes to teach people Chinese. Because there is a quiz, I guess we can give this a pass for being a game, but it does just barely scrape in. Why does a Chinese language education quiz need to be VR exclusive? Is there some Chinese bias against people who don't own VR headsets? What's that all about? Irrelevant really. While this is technically a game, it's lacklustre and has very low production values, and no serious merit for PC gamers. While this is free, it's not worth it.6 found this helpful
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