Japanese turns out to be a confusing language to learn, but Shujinkou, a new JRPG from Rice Games, is meant to teach you how to speak more or less in Japanese.
While some might assume that games are a way to entertain without an express purpose, there are many things you can do much more easily with games. Today, many other people around the world use games to learn about new skills, such as a new language. Shujinkou is a 2D JRPG that invites you to an engaging adventure where you can learn about new things about the Japanese language while challenging you through the game’s main mechanics.
As the previous preview reveals, there are other gameplay mechanics in Shujinkou, which provide another fun on the mission, while allowing you to be informed of the Japanese in various ways. According to the developers, the Japanese will be informed of the popular JLPT N5 to N3 in the game.
More than 50 hours of storytelling will allow you to be more informed about writing and verbal exchange in Japanese. Personally, I would love to be informed of Japanese as a new language, but I found it too confusing never to have tried until now. But Shujinkou can be an easier way for me to read about the fundamental degrees of the language while I play a laughing game.
Apart from Shujinkou, there are many other games that will teach you Japanese a role-playing experience. Kanji Combat is probably one of the best known games for this purpose. You can learn more about those types of games on Steam if you really need to be informed about a new language while playing games.
With anime-style graphics, Shujinkou turns out to be a low-spec name that will hit PS4 PC and Nintendo Switch in 2021. A new generation edition has not yet been announced.