WonderLang Polyglot

My daughter is autistic and mostly nonverbal. I originally got this for me, but once the option to do English- US English became an option, I tried it out for her. She enjoys the game and is having fun, but it more importantly learning English in practical day-day scenarios within the game. It’s a little odd sometimes because it’s meant to be from a native language learning a new language, not English-English, but we work around that. Thanks team, keep up the good work and I’m excited to see where it goes.

Now this is how to learn French!! You'll meet new characters and WANT to learn what they are saying as they speak to you in the target language ONLY!! It has a huge immersive feeling! After you dialog about 10 sentences or so, you can review the sentences, or just move on. You'll want to talk to everyone and battle the monsters to level up in the game and in French/Spanish/Chinese etc... I'm only 6 hours in and I don't feel like I'm studying, but playing a JRPG and learning French effortlessly!! I got the Polyglot version on sale!! totally worth it!! Voilà comment apprendre le français !! Tu vas rencontrer de nouveaux personnages et tu VAS AVOIR ENVIE de comprendre ce qu’ils disent, puisqu’ils ne te parleront que dans la langue cible !! Ça donne une sensation d’immersion énorme ! Après avoir dialogué une dizaine de phrases environ, tu peux revoir les phrases, ou simplement continuer. Tu voudras parler à tout le monde et combattre les monstres pour monter de niveau dans le jeu et en français/espagnol/chinois, etc. Je n’ai fait que 6 heures et j’ai pas l’impression d’étudier, mais de jouer à un JRPG et d’apprendre le français sans effort !! J’ai pris la version Polyglot en promoti…

I already played Wonderlang on Itch.io for about 30 hours. Since I backed the Kickstarter campaign for their second game, I received this copy for free. ♥ Wonderlang is a great way to learn a language in a really fun and engaging way. It keeps you hooked because it doesn't feel like learning at all. I played the game in my native language, German, to test whether the grammar, vocabulary, and overall localization were accurate, and I have to say that, for the most part, they really are. Steam Deck support is a huge plus for me, and it's also being actively worked on. The game is already playable in its current state. If you have an Android device (I used the Ayn Thor with 12 GB RAM) that can run the game natively, you can also play on the go during your daily commute, for example. It's not completely free of mistakes, but the community is great at spotting them, and the developer usually fixes them within a day or two. It's nice to see that the game is actively maintained and supported. Of course, it's not a complete replacement for traditional language learning and should be used as a supplement. But for what it is, I see a lot of potential here. Even in its current state, I c…

WonderLang is a really interesting take on language learning. Instead of feeling like you’re working through another course or memorizing endless vocabulary lists, you’re actually exploring a world and using the language as part of the experience. What I like most is that it makes learning feel much more natural and engaging. It’s especially nice when you want to study without feeling like you’re studying. It’s still the kind of game that can grow and improve over time, but the concept is excellent and there’s already a lot to enjoy.

I am learning Korean and love playing video games so this game is amazing for me! I love that it incorporates speaking and typing. Very important for a language which has a different alphabet than what you are used to. I also do not feel like I am wasting my time when playing the game because I am actually improving my language skills while also experiencing a story. Also In am so happy there are no leaderboards or any other dark patterns that other language learning platforms use to increase their MAU. Thank you for developers doing such a wonderful job!

I learn while having fun. 'Nuff said.