Kanji Drop 4+

Name: Kanji Drop
Rating: 3 (5 reviews)
Author: International Technology Consulting LLC

International Technology Consulting LLC

iPad対応

- 3.0 • 5件の評価

- 無料
- アプリ内課金があります

説明

Learn Japanese kanji by dropping blocks to make kanji and words! Make kanji from their parts and words from other kanji! Blow them up by making words! Fill your limit meter by making kanji from others and watch your blocks blow up!

It's a great way to learn kanji for beginners, a fun alternative to flashcards for advanced learners as you can import your Anki, WaniKani, and Koohii decks, and a fun game overall! :D

Learn all Japanese jouyou kanji for fun or proficiency. Every time you make a word or kanji, its meaning is spoken and you also hear the pronunciation of words. You also learn how to make kanji from their parts, just like in Remembering the Kanji, Vol. 1, by James Heisig. You can restrict learning to JLPT 1-5 kanji or textbook lessons from popular Japanese textbooks!

Open to all skill levels! It starts off easy and gives you hints when you're stuck. Keep playing and you'll find yourself recognizing more and more kanji! You can select Easy/Learning mode to have more time to read about the kanji and words you make!

2021年2月4日

バージョン 2.703

Bug fixes

3.0／5

5件の評価

The idea is good but...

Well as I was saying, the idea is indeed good. It’s a game that make learning kanji easier. As a guy who is now still studying Japanese for the JLPT N2 goal, I love this game. But the way it was implemented or designed is poorly produced. First is the UI, it’s just ugly. The buttons, layout, and menu, everything is just poorly drawn. It’s like some indie work of some IT college student if you ask me. And about the app, the way it works is somehow buggy. The description of each Kanji appears is way too slow, and the description itself is somehow not enough for someone to memorize it. And the voice that read the kanji is also the problem. The Japanese pronunciation volume is way to low and it goes so fast that I couldn’t hear what the word is, and for English meaning of it, it’s just Ok. Gameplay controls is simple enough, but why isn’t there a way for me to drag or swipe the kanji tiles like tetris? Isn’t it better that way? Oh, and the settings is still got many bugs left, there’re some settings that won’t apply after I turn it on or off. Oh and I got crashed about 2 or 3 times in about 2 hours of playing. (I’m using an iPad Pro 9,7)