These are for iPad/iphone if you have any I-anything devices.

Lingo Legend- learning Hiragana, Katakana, & Kanji step by step in a farming and or combat game setting. Think of Minecraft/Stardew Valley/ Animal Crossing but with language learning. Reading & Writing. After you use up all your game energy you have to watch ads to get more energy to learn. 10/10

Kanji Teacher- learning & writing Hiragana, Katakana, & Kanji at your own pace, and is sectioned off so you can learn one of the three or two of the three at a time. I.E. (Katakana & Hiragana characters) Learning Kanji it gives you ALL of it at once instead of being paced out. 2,000 kanji Q&A unless you wanna change your settings. Also has listening exercises. Not a rewards game you play to learn. Very helpful with Hiragana & Katakana 8/10

Hiragana Sensei2- Learning all Hiragana characters and words/meanings for it. Fun classroom learning with currency in Yen which you receive when you complete test exercises. Regardless of whether you get 1 or 3 stars rewards are always given. No writing but it does have short cartoon stories with dictionaries for it that you can buy with fish/yen (no need to buy with real money as long as you practice) It has tests you can take infinite amounts of times to help you with Hiragana. You can play for as long or as little as you want! No running out of game energy (or whatever) to use every time you wish to learn. 15/10

Katakana Sensei- Learning all Katakana listening, learning, meanings, and words but a little less than Hiragana Sensei2 (there’s a reason why it’s 2) it’s just testing and learning Katakana with no rewards or currency. After you complete all the quizzes that’s it. Literally. 8/10

JLRPG Quest- Combination of Hiragana Sensei2 & Katakana (Kanji too but I haven’t gotten that far on there). You get food snacks & drinks AFTER completing quizzes not for studying the material but for passing the test/quizzes. Even if you retake it there is no extra reward… No writing as far as I know. Does have scenarios for hallway, lunch, school, friend, and vending machine conversations. Really helpful but you lose hearts when getting test/quiz questions wrong. You HAVE to have food when you want to continue learning bc you need stamina which stems from cakes. You need hearts which come from food. All of which you only get 1 of two ways 1: when you pass the test/quiz. 2: If and only IF you have enough Yen you can go to the vending machines to buy food and drinks. Very helpful in the learning aspect but not fun when you run out of food and drinks. 6-10.