Beginner – Games & Kanji

Gotcha Force

Imagine if you will, Pokémon meets Gundam, pulled entirely out of a kid’s toy box. I go back to revisit another childhood classic.

For those of you out there who like old-style, pixel art graphics and the shambling undead, boy do I have a game suggestion for you. It’s nice to see a game like Dead Ahead Warfare tickle that zombie killing itch.

Buckshot Roulette

The only downside I did notice while playing this is that very often while reading I’d get back to the gameplay and this “S**t, how many rounds were there again!?”.

Rocket League

In those periods of blue and orange excitement however, Rocket League excels as a fantastic party game (Even if your non-japanese speaking guests have to ask what the menus are saying)

Aggretsuko: Match 3

If you’re not already an Aggretsuko fan then this one might just tip you into the fray. Grab your microphones everybody.

Japanese Wordsearch: Mini review

The beauty of a good word puzzle however is that it strengthens the mind, it only stands to reason that the same thing in your target language would be just as efficient.

8 Ball Pool

One thing you do get is a lot of contest-based and statistical language. The sentences featured throughout aren’t especially long but there is a lot of text to see at any one time.

Mario Strikers: Battle League

Now don’t get me wrong. Mario Strikers has a veneer of high polished and beautiful art work. Nintendo don’t build games that look bad

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth

I’ve always loved the simplicity of the game play and concept and how it leads to ever complex combinations of physical modifiers resulting in awe-inspiring game breaks

Merge Mayor

Merge Mayor is not an endless boon of words and conversational grammar however it does have its strengths and, if used correctly, it can round off and benefit sections of your vocabulary.