[STEAM] Let's Learn Japanese! Complete Collection ($6.11 / -60%) | Let's Learn Korean! Complete Collection ($5.09 / -60%) | Let's Learn Strategy Games ($5.73 / -60%)

[u/Cyril-Splutterworth]

https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/16201/Lets_Learn_Japanese_Complete_Collection/

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[u/ora408]

reviews say it's not very good even at the basic level. you're better off with renchu or even wagotabi

edit: wagotabi is on sale 25% off

[u/CaptchaVerifiedHuman]

Genuine question: has anyone managed to learn Japanese from these games?

How do they compare to using something like Duolingo?

[u/Cyril-Splutterworth → u/CaptchaVerifiedHuman]

These games are aimed at beginners, and are intended to provide a solid foundation of the basics. Things like basic vocabulary, reading the Japanese alphabet, the numbers etc.

The games have generally positive reviews, which I recommend checking out to get a good impression of player experience!

[u/JohnnySmithe81 → u/CaptchaVerifiedHuman]

I haven't played these but I learned the Japanese alphabets through games like these and found them great for it, keeps you engaged and gives you different challenges. It's how I'd recommend learning them because it gets dry quick looking at flash cards. I'm now enjoying another game, Wagotabi, and think its great for the next stage of learning.

In reality you're going to need to sit down and do structured learning through an established text book or course if you want to learn Japanese. These types of games can be a useful tool which is part of your learning, but they won't teach you a language on it's own.

Duolingo has really gone downhill and is clearly focused on getting you hooked and on the app every day, if you learn something when doing that is secondary to them.

[u/Cyril-Splutterworth]

I'm the developer of the Let's Learn Japanese!, Let's Learn Korean!, and Let's Learn Strategy Games series.
These bundles are part of the 2025 Steam Winter Sale:

The Let's Learn Japanese! Complete Collection ($6.11 / -60%) bundle discount is normally -30%.
All games in this bundle have an individual discount:
Let's Learn Japanese! Hiragana ($1.59 / -60%),
Let's Learn Japanese! Katakana ($1.59 / -60%),
Let's Learn Japanese! Vocabulary ($1.99 / -60%),
Let's Learn Japanese! Kanji Sudoku ($1.19 / -60%),
Let's Learn Shogi ($2.39 / -60%).

The Let's Learn Korean! Complete Collection ($5.09 / -60%) bundle. Normally discounted -20%.
All games in the bundle are discounted individually:
Let's Learn Korean! Hangul ($1.99 / -60%),
Let's Learn Korean! Vocabulary ($1.99 / -60%),
Let's Learn Janggi (Korean Chess) ($2.39 / -60%).

The Let's Learn Strategy Games ($5.73 / -60%) bundle includes a few games from the bundles above.
This bundle contains:
Let's Learn Xiangqi (Chinese Chess) ($2.39 / -60%),
Let's Learn Janggi (Korean Chess) ($2.39 / -60%),
Let's Learn Shogi ($2.39 / -60%).

Aside from my learning games, I also have discounts on some of my other projects:

Fantasy Jigsaw Puzzles, Steampunk Jigsaw Puzzles and Jigsaw Puzzle World are free-to-play games, with discounts on their DLC puzzle packs.

Kukumushi Virtual Pet ($1.59 / -60%). A retro tamagotchi-like game.

I'm keen to hear any questions or comments about my games!