Kanji Apocalypse

Japanese Learning Roguelike

Published by: United Lambdas
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Find out why this app is one of the fastest-growing kanji learning games in 2022. It's a game that teaches you Japanese kanji and it's chock full of puzzle-solving action.
Kanji Apocalypse will put a smile on your face while studying kanji; learn 2.000 kanji within a year.
Want to travel to Japan and impress by reading the restaurant menu, use the Tokyo subway like a native or be a part of the amazing Japanese social circles? Kanji Apocalypse will help you reach all your goals.
Japanese uses hieroglyphics which, with other methods, makes it much more difficult to keep up the motivation. Kanji Game uses a unique mix of deck-building and rogue-like elements to keep the game fun.
MAIN BENEFITS:
* Fun and effective
* The more you play, the more content you will unlock. You'll be able to unlock a range of cards from various paths
* 20+ cards to unlock
* Customised game sessions by the Game AI to help keep the game fun
* WatchOS support
* Tracks your most difficult kanjis on your iPhone home screen with widget support
* Excellent complement to Genki, WaniKani, Bunpro, Minna No Nihongo, Jisho, Imiwa, Takoboto & Yomiwa for those days when the motivation is low
* Deep game mechanics with card combos to keep the game fresh for months or even years
* Track your progress
* Full of optional puzzle-solving action
* 2.000+ kanjis to play through, more than enough to read Japanese newspapers!
* Great for studying all the way up to JLPT N2 (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test)
* Can sort kanji based on the textbooks Genki and Minna No Nihongo as well as JLPT.
What the world is saying about Kanji Apocalypse:
"Not gonna lie, it is a fun game. :) The graphics are tidy and the combos you can make still really blows my mind. Didn't think an educational game could be this fun." - Sharlotte Tuckeycjqry
"Tried [Redacted] but it wasn't for me, this however is something I am behind! Playing this since two months back and it is finally something that I keep returning to. The core gameplay is fun, the rewards with new cards, and the combinations!" - Leshaunda Cockerjl
"u have to be a real masochist to like this game. 5/5" - Lisa R.
It's recommended that you have some knowledge of hiragana before starting. Tofugu is
an excellent resource for that (https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/learn-hiragana/).
Terms of Use can be found at
https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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Premium - Forever
1,490.00 ₱
Premium - Early Access, Yearly
439.00 ₱
Premium -Early Access, Monthly
169.00 ₱

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  • Is Kanji Apocalypse free?

    Yes, Kanji Apocalypse is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.

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  • How much does Kanji Apocalypse cost?

    Kanji Apocalypse has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is 699.33 ₱.

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Kanji Apocalypse Reviews

Meh

Nihleen on

Japan

Not that great

Free play is a lie

PC812 on

Japan

Once you’ve unlocked all the skills available in the free version, you can’t proceed any further. You get locked on the skill tree and can only spend your points to continue. But if all the free skills have been acquired, the only option is to pay. You can’t progress without spending skill points.

Ran into issues with definitions of some words

Legaxo on

Japan

Not that they're necessarily wrong, but the definitions were worded poorly. I'm about N2 level and got some very simple words wrong due to this. Therefore I don't find this a very effective way to study right now and don't see why it's premium only. The way the game plays though is rather fun for a kanji game.

Premium isn’t optional

dkov3 on

Japan

After playing for about ten minutes (barely past the tutorial), I reached a point where I can’t make any progress or go back without spending a skill point, and the only available cards are premium cards. It was fun up to this point and I was looking forward to playing more, but I have no interest in premium and cannot continue playing. Please implement a way to progress without using skill points or be honest about the app costing money up front.

Awful

Funny-panda on

Japan

Terrible app with cheesy awful music.

Buggy and only a trial version

pmc@@@ on

Japan

After a short while the game locks you on a screen and the only option is to pay for premium. You can’t go back and you can’t go forward unless you pay. Also, in the time I could play, the game was stuck doing the tutorial over and over and so could only really practice the kanji for a few numbers. Not worth the download time.

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