- July 26, 2019
- Yannik Lobsensky
Kanji in Motion
27%Game Brain Score
gameplay
music, grinding
43% User Score 14 reviews
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Brief description Kanji in Motion (KiM) is a program for learning to read, in a game-like way, the characters of the two sets of relatively simple Japanese phonetic characters known as hiragana and katakana (together, they are called kana), plus the 2,136 Chinese-like ideographic characters known as the Jōyō Kanji. The goal of the player-learner is to quickly identify and “capture” previously lear…
Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews
gameplay3 positive mentions
music2 negative mentions
- The game has an extensive list of Kanji, allowing for a more comprehensive review compared to other games.
- It is visually clear and not a strain to play for long periods, making it enjoyable for users.
- The gameplay is engaging and serves as a good complement for learning Kanji, especially for reviewing meanings and potential pronunciations.
- The UI is outdated and not responsive, with characters sometimes cut off, making it difficult to use effectively.
- The game does not teach Japanese but only helps to refresh previously learned Kanji, limiting its educational value.
- It is considered overpriced for its current state, lacking essential features like sound feedback and editing capabilities.
- gameplay4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay has received positive feedback, with users expressing enjoyment and appreciation for its mechanics and overall experience.
“I somehow like the gameplay”
“I really enjoy the gameplay”
“The gameplay is engaging and fun”
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