Learning isn't fun. There's no two ways about it -- it's not something most people do leisurely -- but whether you need to brush up on your Spanish to decipher details on a discount dentist's billboard, or you're simply in the mood to witness one of Japan's many subway molestation's firsthand, there's always ample reason to add another language to your skill set. The problem is, learning a new language isn't easy. In my experience, which I admit is rather limited, nouns, verbs and adjectives tend to meld together after a sliver of chapters, forming into a giant ink blot that, according to my most recent -- and completely fabricated -- psychological survey, looks a lot like something I wouldn't be capable of conquering without some sort of direction.
The Humble Level Up and Learn Bundle just launched recently. It includes eight items including The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia, Learn Japanese to Survive Trilogy, and more.
"The US-based indie games studio Three Flip Studios today announced with great delight and excitement that their immersive language learning game “Influent” (which has taught new languages to more than 500,000 students on Steam), is coming to Android devices on April 21st, 2022." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
"The US-based indie games studio Three Flip Studios are today very proud and excited to announce that their immersive language learning game “Influent” (which have taught new languages to more than 500,000 students on Steam) is now available for iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch)" - Jonas Ek, TGG.
So long, Rosetta Scam!
I immediately disagree with your "learning isn't fun" premise. Quality journalism is 90% learning.