DEMONIAC WORDS

An experimental vocabulary game. Its presentation is definitely unique, like if an even lower budget Killer7 decided to skip murder and teach english instead. To its benefit, the stylised simplicity of art and music in no way distract from [b]WORDS[/b]. While heavy emphasis is on those fluent in chinese and learning english, the format lends itself fine to the opposite, so my review is written from that perspective. The UI, story statements, and locations are bilingual. I didn't come across any questions on a timer, which frees you to learn at your own pace, take notes, add words to your decks, whatever. Questions themselves are contextual and repetitious in a way that requires you to pay attention, but without that feeling of just repeating something mindlessly. Of course questions that involve spelling english words you'll breeze through but you shouldn't, as often chinese synonyms are listed and called upon in later questions. Otherwise, you will probably want some foundational understanding of radicals if you wish to answer questions logically, without pure guessing. As of this writing, there are 12 chapters available. The first one I went through was relatively short, which …