I've Made a Hiragana/Katakana Learning Game

[isisbathory]

I dont really get how to use the game
every time I try to play it I just keep looking at the screen and wondering what should I do

[xleeque]

Hello isisbathory, thanks for your interest in the game (at least I see that you have tried few times)! I appreciate your feedback and in fact I have got few other similar feedbacks like yours. I am finding time to include some “quick start screen”, perhaps that can help you understand it.

Basically there are two parts on the game screen: the falling block (number 3), and those blocks at the bottom (number 4). Players are required to control the falling block with directional keys on your keyboard, trying to match it with another block at the bottom:

You are supposed to match a Hiragana/Katakana with its corresponding Romaji. For an example, matching "あ" block with "A" block is considered a match. Matching blocks will then disappear from the screen.

I hope that gives you a better idea of how this game can be played. Please let me know if I can explain it better. Thanks!

[isisbathory]

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[xleeque]

I guess that page has beem marked as spam, that's why we're not able to access it.

[jurianbai]

hi xleeque. nice game but important is nice idea.

you make the game that the same kana (and same romaji) can "match" also, this make me doing short cut by simply matching them most of time (and not kana with romaji where it's suppose to be) . so i still learn little because of this "extra feature".

i am in singapore also.

[xleeque]

Hi jurianbai, thanks for the nice words! What you suggested is definitely worth considering. But at the same time I also have some concerns, if both "あ" and "あ" meet and they do not go away, then player will be confused (he/she will rethink that the game logic does not look like what they initially thought it does).

There are many people love Japanese stuff here in Singapore, it is nice to meet you here!