Automatic Language Learning

110 days, no response.

I reported a critical rendering bug where common kanji display as □ because the application fails to bundle or correctly configure a Japanese font in Unity. I explained a clear TextMesh Pro–based fix and confirmed that the Japanese content itself is correct in the Lua files.

This makes the app unreliable as a learning tool on systems where the application does not provide its own font coverage, which is something a language-learning app absolutely must do.

After 110 days with zero response or acknowledgment in the discussion, it’s clear that support and maintenance are not a priority. Unfortunate, because the concept is solid, but broken fundamentals and developer silence make this impossible to recommend.

I teach English as a second language, so I pay attention to how people learn. This game nails something most learning tools miss: comprehensible input. You only see phrases made of words you already know. That’s how natural language learning works — building from what’s familiar.

The idle format helps remove the pressure, too. I check in between classes or while prepping lessons, and it’s a relaxing way to reinforce Japanese without feeling like “homework.”

Also love the way they handle memory decay and reinforcement. Flashcards level up over time and eventually become “Immortalized,” which feels like cementing the knowledge.

If the devs add Spanish, I’ll recommend this to my beginner students without hesitation.

This game is a brilliant and relaxing way to learn Japanese. The XP and progression system makes it feel like an RPG, which really motivates me to keep going. I love how it breaks down the language into small, manageable pieces without overwhelming you. The quizzes are a great way to track your level and reinforce what you've learned. It’s exciting to know Spanish might be added too — I’d definitely use it for that! A fun, pressure-free way to build real fluency.