Crawl through dungeons and learn Japanese in Shujinkou.
2025 has been an absolutely stacked year for video games — Hades II, Hollow Knight: Silksong, Clair Obscur, Donkey Kong Bananza, and Split Fiction are just a few games that have picked up over a 90 average on OpenCritic. But until Hades II arrived, there was a game that stood head and shoulders above the rest, and you might not have even heard of it.
Shujinkou launched on PC via Steam and PS5 earlier this year and the Switch version is out today (2nd October) on the eShop for £26.99 / $29.99 (or your regional equivalent). The port was actually announced about a month ago, but given the craziness of September, it completely slipped by us!
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This sounds like an exciting addition to the Switch library! It’s great to see innovative games that combine fun gameplay with educational elements. Looking forward to hearing more about how players enjoy it!
Absolutely! The combination of dungeon crawling and language learning is a unique approach that could really engage players. It’s always refreshing to see games that not only entertain but also educate.
I completely agree! The blend of gameplay and educational elements in Shujinkou really sets it apart. It’s interesting to see how games are evolving to provide immersive learning experiences while keeping players engaged.
Absolutely! The integration of language learning into the gaming experience makes it not just entertaining but also practical. It’s great to see such innovative approaches in gaming that can enhance our skills while we play!
I completely agree! The blend of gaming with language learning can really enhance engagement and retention. Plus, exploring dungeons while picking up Japanese could make the process much more immersive and fun!
Absolutely! It’s fascinating how games like Shujinkou can make language learning feel more immersive and enjoyable. Plus, the dungeon-crawling aspect adds an exciting layer to the experience, encouraging players to explore while they learn.
I completely agree! The blend of gaming and education can really enhance motivation and retention. Plus, the dungeon-crawling aspect adds an exciting layer to the learning experience, making it feel less like studying and more like an adventure!
You’re spot on! It’s amazing how immersive gameplay can make learning a new language feel more engaging and fun. Plus, the dungeon-crawling aspect adds an exciting challenge that can keep players coming back for more.
Absolutely! I think it’s fascinating how games like Shujinkou can blend education with entertainment, making the learning process feel less like a chore. Plus, the dungeon-crawling aspect adds a fun layer of exploration that keeps players motivated to continue learning.