As someone who has a 645 Duolingo streak and tries to learn languages by challenging myself (reading books, watching movies, or listening to music in said language) I have looked at this game for a good while. I played the demo when it first was available and it was on my wishlist for the longest time. Now that I have put a good three days of learning (doing the daily tasks and then some) I can wholeheartedly recommend this for people who learn best by gamifying the act of learning languages.

I love all the little details in the game and I also love the act of coloring the world and interacting with it. I also love the fact that I can build robots and learn conversations without stress. Don't get me wrong, I am still going to use Duolingo (You won't get me that easily Duo!) but with this I can learn languages in a more relaxed way and also interact with goofy characters (I literally just had a character tell me that they want their first pet to be a bear lol).

I don't know how the other languages are (I am currently learning German) but once I am more comfortable with German I will, without a doubt, try the other languages!

It's on the right track.

What is great about this is it allows for you to speak and/or write in the language you have chosen to learn, meaning you can focus on your language weakness's and goals. The mini-games are addicting and fun, and I can see myself playing them a lot. The aesthetic of the game is also very groovy, with a lot of fun characters to choose from. It strength is in learning objects, so if you struggle with remembering a lot of commonly (or uncommonly) used items, then this is perfect. It's a great tool to pair with your main way of learning a language.

There are a few things that I feel could amplify the learning experience:
- Being able to learn multiple languages. I am learning both french and italian (french as an intermediate and italian as a begginer) and it would be nice to be-able to switch modes. There is a way to switch the language in settings but I am hesitant to touch it due to fear of loosing progress.
-Responding to the characters you talk to when they ask you a question. For example, I ask a character what they do for a job, they reply. They then return the question, but this leads to no where. This feels like a missed opportunity to be able to answer back to them.
-On characters again, allow the player to build a reputation with them the more you ask the character's questions. Maybe keep track in a journal, where you can note down their occupations, likes, dislikes. Otherwise the characters have limited purpose beyond practicing asking them questions.
- I am confused on the purpose of the robot parts. Its fun collecting them and learning numbers, however there is no clear in-game reason for these. Maybe an indicator of "parts collected" could help inform how many are left to be collected. Maybe I just havn't unlocked that portion of the game yet as I am still on day one.

The negatives:
- It doesnt seem viable as a stand-alone learning tool. You don't learn grammer and a lot of the words are spoken by a robot rather than an actual human in the native language.
- You do start out as a begginer, no matter the level of fluency. For some people that's a turn off.
-There is a wait limit between learning new words as you can only learn 5 a day. This is both good and bad depending on your learning style.

Otherwise it's fun, its cute. I especially love the disco theme, the animations are gorgous and the UI is easy to navigate. Looking forward to playing more of this and will maybe update the review with more experience.

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