Games & Kanji

Stardew Valley

Many of you may already have played or owned Stardew valley at one point or another so there’s no reason not to give it another go in your target language. Happy farming!

Bloons 5

Bloons is a cathartic game on many levels which works both in its favour and against it as a game to study with. Learn more language in order to expand your defences.

Lists and Wrote Memorization

There is a reason that I hold this style of learning so dear in my heart, and it’s why I always head straight for this style of content in any game I pick up.

Moonlighter

The listings for each item help you to understand the texture, shape, usage and reason behind all of the resources which is brilliant for building your descriptive language.

Sumikkogurashi: Gonna make a garden

For a farming simulator such as this you’d expect the bulk of the output would come from a variety of crops however…

Simply getting by

Immersion is a double edged sword. While it comes with great learning potential it can be a little intimidating as you breach newer or more difficult content.

Mario Odyssey

When people think “Mario” they may not often think “wordy”, however this entry into the series is full to the brim with conversational, instructional and descriptive language

Tokaido

The benefit to Tokaido’s brevity is that you could genuinely spend an afternoon and learn all of the vocabulary and be able to read along comfortably.

Joy in the Mundane

I personally love the feeling of finding and reading even the most seemingly boring items or reading about a topic that may not even interest me in English simply because it’s in another language

Subnautica

You can easily get addicted to going a little deeper and spending a little longer away from the safe shallows each time. This game is not only fascinating but it is breath taking.