Learn Japanese Bubble Bath

Overpass Apps : Super-Human Apps and Games

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About this game

Have you ever wanted to learn Japanese but don't have the time or patience? With the help of this Japanese language learning game, picking up Japanese words and phrases will be fun and easy.

Imagine visiting Tokyo and speaking in the native tongue. The image being able to read manga that has not been translated or watch Japanese anime in its original sound. Imagine being able to identify kanji (or the Japanese character alphabet).

Japanese Bubble Bath includes 630 Japanese words divided into 63 challenging categories. Just tap on a bubble, hear the word spoken by a native speaker, and select the translation to pop the balloon.

This Japanese game supports both online and offline play, so you don't need a constant internet connection and can play wherever you are.

Whether you are an intermediate Japanese student or a beginner who plans on traveling to Japan and you want to learn Japanese by yourself, this game can help you. It includes easy words and phrases. You can quiz yourself on all language categories.

It's time to learn.

Japanese Bubble Bath features original artwork by Gesonrey Romero of Overpass Apps. It features vocal work by Rieah Masubuchi. It is produced by Eric Wroolie of Overpass Apps.

Ratings and reviews

First off, I was stoked to find a game similar to the balloon popping game found in the Mindsnacks apps (rip) which have left a hole in my heart since their discontinuation. I really like the use of both sound and reading only levels. I do think leaners could benefit from the scrambling of the words on the side, as muscle memory quickly played a part in my ability to get the correct match, whether they were in eng or japanese, the same words were always in the same spot! Also a faster level!

I really like the concept and the game play as well as the ability to practice what I've learned in my studies as well as adding new words and kanji to my repertoire. My one complaint is the color contrast of the words against the background. It is very difficult to see pink and purple text against a blue background so trying to quickly read what you can't see becomes painful to the eyes, enough so that I can't play until that is corrected. Contrast is key.

I enjoyed going through all free categories and didn't notice that it's already the wee hours in the morning. Yikes!... and also Congratz for making me purchase a mobile app for the first time! That's saying something. However, the app makes me skip some levels in one or two categories when it's supposed to go through them from the lowest to the highest levels. Only noticed this when I checked the stats and it showed N/A for some levels.