Players Like...

❤ Engaging and Interactive Learning

Players praise the game's engaging and interactive approach to teaching new vocabulary. The world divides into distinct areas, each containing various objects that players must identify and pronounce correctly to restore color to the environment. One reviewer states, "It's a really beautiful project and it's got so much potential. I'm excited for it."

❤ Effective Spaced Repetition

The game uses spaced repetition to help players efficiently learn and retain new words. It introduces a set number of new terms per day, which players then practice and review through mini-games and interactions. Players appreciate this progressive learning system, with one noting, "The daily word limit prevents you from being inundated with dozens or hundreds of words after a few weeks, which prevents demotivation."

❤ Diverse Learning Activities

Beyond simple object identification, the gameplay offers a variety of engaging activities. Players can converse with characters, participate in a "car driving" game to learn directions, and utilize a "revision" feature to reinforce newly learned vocabulary. One player comments, "The game also rewards any progress directly. Have you learnt five new words in a room? Great, the room loses some of its grey and you can decorate it with the items (vocabulary) you have found. For me, an ideal reward system."

❤ Immersive and Cozy Environment

Reviewers praise the game's charming visual design, which creates a pleasant and immersive learning environment. As one player notes, "The graphics are simple but cute. The colours make it look very cosy, which is emphasised by the sound. A pleasant learning environment." The gradual "coloring in" of the world as players learn new words is also cited as a rewarding and motivating aspect.

❤ Customizable Learning Pace

While the game has a structured daily limit on new vocabulary, players appreciate the ability to bypass this if they wish to learn at a faster pace. As one reviewer explains, "It's more like a suggestion that you may want to stop at 5 words. BUT, 5 words a day in another language has been proven to be the most efficient way to learn vocab in non-native languages. However, you can hit 1 button to go past the limit. It's not a problem in any way."