Hiragana Pixel Party Reviews – Page 8
5/5 rating based on 82 reviews. Read all reviews for Hiragana Pixel Party for iPhone.
Hiragana Pixel Party is free iOS app published by Springloaded Pte. Ltd.
Helpful!
noctilucan
I love this game! So far, I've only done six levels, but it seems like it would be very helpful.
Really feel like I'm learning
alexm39
Taking Japanese in college and so far I feel like I'm learning the alphabet
So far so good
LikeDaPants
Just picked the app up yesterday, the music is catchy and the lessons stick. Overall, great job!
Good and surprisingly catchy
BurntWaffleLord >;)
At first I downloaded this because I wanted to learn Japanese and I put it into my list of like 30 other apps that I got bored of easily until I actually opened it. The song was actually really catchy and it was addictive when you failed and wanted to get an 100%. This game actually does its job and even if you had it just for fun I wouldn’t mind it as a regular game
goofy in a good way
gilesgoatboy
this is like watching ゆりかまあゃり or the anime where a cat is also a banana or that game show where a random object in the room is made of chocolate. or playing Katamari Damashii. the creator’s name is James Bernard or something, but it feels so Japanese. the backgrounds feature spider robot houses and giant turtles with skyscrapers on their backs, all in the 8-bit style of early arcade games. the first few (free) levels were a little too easy, especially if you already know the hiragana and just want a little practice, but the last couple made me work, and I think I’ll probably pay for the non-free ones.
Amazing
otacon17
Extremely fun app that helps and motivates you to learn hiragana. I’d like to see more of this sort of thing with kanji, Japanese sentences, and etc.
Makes drilling fun
Chris Pike
I actually found this frustrating until I realized it's a side scrolling game (easy to overlook, as it's a small part of the interface.) Now I find it a fun way to drill hiragana. The only drawback is that it sometimes emphasizes the game aspect a bit too much, although that's arguably not a fault. ETA: Another drawback is that it doesn't recognize when you've reviewed it and keeps prompting you to.
Surprisingly fun
Reallyqwertyuiop
And it actually seems like it would be a useful addition to studying flash cards.