Kanji Drive
Kaan Özgül · 2023 · Education, Anime, Strategy, Casual, RPG
PC
Mostly Positive73% · 11
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About Kanji Drive
This game offers an entertaining and educational way to learn Japanese Kanji and words. It features fast-paced gameplay that will keep you engaged as you try to solve the flashcards that appear on the screen. With a large pool of words and thousands of flashcards to practice with, you'll be able to memorize and become familiar with Kanji and words quickly. Even if you don't know Hiragana yet, you can choose to include it in your pool of words to learn.
Manage your dictionary and sell mastered or unnecessary words for money. Use funds to buy goods and upgrade your car. Try side events for a break from the rush.
Manage your dictionary and sell mastered or unnecessary words for money. Use funds to buy goods and upgrade your car. Try side events for a break from the rush.
What Steam players say
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Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this, as it sometimes teaches incorrect readings11 found this helpful
Good game could use pronunciations on top of the word at the top Also being able to change your settings without wiping your save would be nice. And a somewhat tutorial for kanji and not just figure it out because kanji is still confusing!6 found this helpful
A fun little way to practice kanji. It's no substitute for old fashion kanji study, whether that be stroke order practice or flash cards through something like wanikani. It's works great on the Steam Deck though.6 found this helpful
It's a fun game to play while watching Netflix. Good to practice with, but I wish you were able to switch between what you already know and don't know. (For say Kana) Rather than just having to play through with what you don't know. (This message is mainly for the dev(s) lol)4 found this helpful
Maybe it's not that bad for the cost I paid which is a liitle more than 1 dollar... Anyways, the gameplay was stresfull for me hah! But I did learn some kanjis and their meaning. But the minigames like the main gameplay is just so weird and kind of uncomfortable, maybe it needs to be polished. I would recommed it at the same price and for a very casual experience, but if you want a real game to learn and have fun. I don't think this is a good option. さようなら！1 found this helpful
---KEEP FINGERS OFF UNTIL PATCH--- Hello, first got Error src/dictionary.lua:26: bad argument #1 to 'print' (string expected, got nil) Traceback [love "callbacks.lua"]:228: in function 'handler' [C]: in function 'print' src/dictionary.lua:26: in function 'draw' main.lua:126: in function 'draw' [love "callbacks.lua"]:168: in function <[love "callbacks.lua"]:144> [C]: in function 'xpcall' on entering the dictionary. Then after second restart some similar or same error (blue screen) occurred after starting the game. Need fix. Can recommend in general though. EDIT: The .ini tables seem to query the wrong entries of other .ini tables, leading to wrong translations in-game, even though the tables are correct. Cannot recommend anymore until developer fixed that stuff. Not sure if this is also why the game crashes. Other reviewer said they had to correct something in the hiragana inis - even though the tables are correct. Since then there was no update - so I believe there goes something terribly wrong in general. There go my 6 Euros to waste. ---KEEP FINGERS OFF UNTIL PATCH--- Date: 05.05.231 found this helpful
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