It isn’t guaranteed that your favourite titles will be available in your target language. This post can give you a helping hand.
Author Archives: Games & Kanji
Burrito Bison: Launcha Libre
The uniquity of luchadores facing off against an army of gummy bears is not lost on me and yet, for all of its oddity, this game has been worryingly addictive.
Quizzland
I was eager to fill with as many useless factoids as possible. Combine this with a love of languages and you end up falling in love with a game called Quizzland!
Doki Doki Literature Club
While Doki Doki is not for the faint of heart I would highly recommend it. It’s one of those rare games where the writing is the star of the show which makes it brilliantly put together for avid learners.
Dealing with fonts in gaming
Looking back at this now there are parts of me that feel that this anger may have been unwarranted but I fail to comprehend why a clearer font wasn’t chosen.
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…