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差评！！！完全没有中文啊！！！垃圾游戏，只有英文。退钱！！！

se eu quisesse passar raiva desse jeito eu simplesmente sentava pra estudar pra faculdade

没别的纯喜欢当年奋斗的时间，别的没有任何想法。

Background: Played this for a bit, enjoyed it. Learned about it through sleepymully channel playing the game (and failing the Math questions). Played in English. Rating: As a game 6.5/10, if you like the genre like I do then 7.5/10, and among trivia games, an 8.5/10 (why such a high rating? Trivia games usually involve midwit-type or gossip/intrigue questions, this one avoids them). Good: Adorable artstyle, good readability, has a setup or framing and semblance of a linear story (though isn't explored further). Funny dialogue. Very lightweight in terms of PC needs, similar to puzzle games and other trivia games. Rare type of game, similar to "Are you smarter than a fifth grader" but with better questions, especially in Math and logic, not requiring any formal Math but demanding wit. Cheap game with decent replay value due to plethora of questions and variety. Has options for tips/hints and "show answer" when a question is failed. Questions are Encarta-like. Bad: Unclear interface/HUD: tooltips can help, a manual, or adding more context. Opening story text gets cut off as it animates automatically instead of asking for prompts like space. Keyboard shortcuts for menus seemingly unavailable (e.g. ESC to stop credits, close window, or return to previous menu). English translation present but take effort to understand or interpret, workable but there's significant gameplay friction. Occasionally, missing question text (don't know if actually missing question or error), also sometimes unrecognized answers (e.g. match question example sometimes misses correct answer due to flexible placement of the matchstick). Other comments: From the setup, the game could have some form of plot, e.g. the icons can lead to things like memories, toys, hobbies, games, classmates, family interactions - the artstyle would fit it well. If this is not desirable, an option to exclude these and have these viewable in the gallery works too. Generally you can fit a heartwarming childhood/teenage story by adding-in such scenes, or drama in general, or place more humor. Say, the family warming up, going outside having a family dinner, learning about the parents, talking about school. Seems like it has potential for a raising sim-type of game with some visual novel elements, focused on family and/or school, where the stats are replaced by facts and dialogue options or success or failure of the student. Alternatively, can be like Encarta's games. I understand the Chinese culture homework setup, but a setting to exclude Chinese culture questions that actually demand Chinese knowledge can help accessibility (some are alright), but these can be dealt with through the in-game "plagiarize" option or sheer memorization or a notepad.

千万别买，别给这种无良开发商送一分钱

垃圾游戏，有些题目自己都有问题，还没中文，垃圾