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• gamedeal user

  Feb 8, 2022

  The user interface could definitely use some work, as well as actually explaining how to interact with the game. But the concept and implementation are so genius that you can't really fault the developer, especially for this price point. You basically wake up in some house with a pretty stranger who doesn't speak your language. You talk to her, point at objects in the house and she says something about them in her foreign language. Word by word you label them to try and piece together what happened. The labeling process may seem a bit boring, but it's actually the best part of the game. Seeing words reappear in your conversations that you translated yourself is very satisfying. It's also a lot harder than just pointing at things, since she rarily says one word/phrase at a time. I didn't delve much deeper than that into it, but the game definitely grabbed my interest. Pick it up if language or puzzle games are your thing, it's only 4 euros.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 9, 2022

  I've always wanted to play a game like this and this one was the first one that did it just right! You're stuck in a place where you don't know the language and through context clues you need to slowly understand the meaning of all the words. If you're extremely meticulous, you can "solve" it in one play through, but even if you can't, you "memory" of each word will stick around in future runs so don't worry about not getting it perfect. (I was worried I'd lose all my progress and jotted it down on a separate paper haha) For this price and the uniqueness of the game, I highly recommend it to almost anyone (unless you're exclusively an fps action person) There are some decent twists where a word or two might surprise you!
• gamedeal user

  Feb 9, 2022

  Great idea, certain key words are extremely difficult to figure out without a linguistic background. I'm not sure if there are multiple endings to this, if so, I missed out. If not, the plot is a bit underwhelming at the end, but the concept of this is brilliant nonetheless. I overall enjoyed this
• gamedeal user

  Feb 10, 2022

  SPOILER pros: good concept and atmosphere cheap cons: The cipher is too easy and once you get the pattern, it's plain English. Personally this is a huge let down. If the language is completely original it would be way better The UI is kinda clunky. Even though this game requires reading the same texts many times, it doesn't provide skipping The English translation isn't good. It's understandable but poor, killing the immersion Though I have some complaints, considering one developer made this, it's a great game overall
• gamedeal user

  Mar 6, 2022

  When you get isekai'd but don't acquire the language ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
• gamedeal user

  May 15, 2022

  A pretty cool concept, but it's let down by a lot of the implementation. The basic premise is to look at the letter layout of the words you see, combine them with the context of the situation and figure out the meaning. For example, "This word has 5 letters, the last two letters are identical, and it's located next to words that I already figured out mean 'one' and 'two' so this word must be 'three.'" As such, the player slowly increases their own vocabulary and is able to figure out more of what's going on around them. However, the farther you get, the more problems become apparent. Some very useful words like [spoiler] understand (which is necessary to answer some questions)[/spoiler] are actually spelled wrong, so you will never be able to think of a word that actually matches their letter layout. Some words are used in ways that make it very clear that this is a translation that does not actually fit the situation [spoiler] "research" is used for situations meaning actual research, investigations, and looking for objects (probably ported from Japanese's "shiraberu") [/spoiler] and [spoiler] "means" is the word chosen for "method of how to do something" and for the longest time, I was convinced it was "basic" because I thought I was getting offers of being "taught the basics of cooking" [/spoiler], and then there's incredibly basic words that the game never actually tells you, despite wanting you to know some of them [spoiler] you are repeatedly asked yes or no questions, but the game literally never teaches you how to say yes until what I assume to be the final ending. Instead, you are asked if you understand and you have to reply with "understand" which is another distinctly-japanese way of speaking that didn't quite get localized to account for English habits. It does make sense to do that in English, but I doubt it's going to be our first reaction, especially if we only know like 20 words in a language [/spoiler] Actually, the more I write this review, the more I think of weird translation choices from Japanese that make this game more frustrating than anything. [spoiler] usual (futsuu) where they want "medium," small (sukoshi) for "a bit" as in "you understand a bit of language," and disappear (inai) for "gone" (this one was also misspelled pretty badly as "disap" according to decoders)[/spoiler]. So while I could accept the fact that even a full dictionary was going to result in broken English due to no more than three words being said per line, some of the resulting phrases are still unnecessarily hard to decipher. If you want to play this game, it would be a major boon to be able to speak Japanese and go into this game thinking of their syntax, habits, and speech patterns...unfortunately, I didn't shift my thinking properly until very very late in the game and it really cost me.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 6, 2022

  Concept neat. Execution flawed. Many frustrating experience. Want ending other? Again entire game. No skip. Stuck? No hint. Need use guide. But, Fun.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 9, 2022

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• gamedeal user

  Dec 24, 2022

  Нихуя не понял, но очень интересно
• gamedeal user

  Jan 28, 2023

  too sad to say anything