The imaginner
How about practice your English with a bit of fun?
Use W, A, S, D (up, down, left, right) to move, SPACE to jump, E to interact.
At the screen "practice your pronunciation" is the core of the game, press E to activate your microphone and try to repeat
The answer expected, if you hit, win coins otherwise you lost coins.
When your coins end you lost the game.
Every 10 seconds, coins will be dropped for specific areas of the scenario for a short period of time, so keep your eyes open
How to play
Use W, A, S, D (up, down, left, right) to move, SPACE to jump, E to interact.
At the screen "practice your pronunciation" is the core of the game, press E to activate your microphone and try to repeat
The answer expected, if you hit, win coins otherwise you lost coins.
When your coins end you lost the game.
Every 10 seconds, coins will be dropped for specific areas of the scenario for a short period of time, so keep your eyes open
Warning
To have a full experience you need to have a microphone ('fone', 'headphone', etc...) connected for the game can recover your voice and convert it into textGenres: educational
Comments4
As far as I can tell, the game in its current state doesn't have anything I can use my coins for. I think that that's the primary thing missing. It is fun to play around with the microphone mechanics, and I can see how the game could work as an educational tool. But, players would be more hooked with more mechanics to interact with, and so I think the game would be more effective in that case both as a game and as an educational tool.
One note is I can't seem to get the voice line "Very slow, but day by day i learn something new" to input correctly. I think this is because it is expecting a comma, but I can't get the recording algorithm to output a comma.
But, the recording aspect did work in all other cases I encountered, and it was a lot of fun. I think the concept of the game makes sense--it makes sense that a game testing your speaking skills in a particular language would simply involve conversations. It's a pretty good framing device, I think.
You have a very interesting game ide and concept here. Educational games are interesting and you have a good point here on the english pronunciation. I think that with a bit of polish you'll be able to come up with a solid commercial idea from this project. Also, the fact that you took the effort to recognize audio ingame is amazing!
Well done, congrats for the entry. :)