I just tried, but the UI on ipad makes it hard. the keyboard takes up half of the screen space, so I can’t see which verb i need to conjugate 
also typing n results in ん, while im used to typing nn for that. so i get a bunch of mistakes because i get んん instead ^^
hope those issues will be adressed in the future 
Finally, I will be able to tackle the difference between passive and causative. Always makes me bug. That’s a good training tool to be forced to be quick to recognize.
If I’m not mistaken, both conditional なら and ば use the same tags (Conditional | Non-Past ) and the same translation “if”. Is there a way to figure out which one to kaijugate?
This is awesome! Looks super helpful! Excited to tighten up some of my weak points. Thanks!
Fun! I love that it has levels. A form of progression has been something I think the other tools I’ve used has lacked.
Will there be a way to have it quiz you on your progress so far?
Looking forward to it hitting the app!
I second the request for seperation between the conditional forms, but it also doesn’t accept ならば for な-adjectives despite it being taught as an acceptable form.
All the graphics in the middle look blurry on screen. The text next to the Kaiju when you answer a question looks like it is outlining each individual stroke, rather than the character as a whole.
There’s an extra space before the comma for definitions, and then sometimes 1 or 2 spaces before the colon, and sometimes no space afterwards.
When you enter an incorrect answer (that is not a correct conjugation at all), there is another random colon with nothing after it as I’m guessing it can’t detect a legitimate conjugation (using an incorrect answer here as an example).
When using English input with a Katakana word, it is converted to Hiragana, and thus marked incorrect.
Some things have empty brackets trailing them if it isn’t polite/casual form. (飼う → 飼って)
Since it auto converts the final n to ん without having to double type it when using English input mode, you can end up with ん in the answer box and n in the incorrect answer above:
Looks great so far! My only problem is that the input field could be more centered (or in general the word being conjugated could be closer to the input field or form indicators) because at the moment it’s an unnecessary burden for my brain to try to remember all those things while thinking at the same time. When I focus on the form indicators at the bottom of the screen I already forget the original word from the top and vice versa 
This is so amazing thank you, obsessed with the kaiju and the attention to detail little retro mouse hover sounds. Just had a couple of notes:
Very cool! 
Not sure if it was mentioned, but it would be nice if the settings are remembered after finishing the sessions (or just in general) instead of choosing it every time from the beginning
Fantastic new feature, it’s exactly what I needed!
I was quite surprised to discover that the entire menu has been translated into French, thank you again for this great work.
So I’m wondering: are there plans to also translate the verbs within the game into French?
I really appreciate your decision to provide the requested conjugated translation instead of “desire, non-past, affirmative, polite.”
If we could have a French version, it would truly be the ultimate tool and save us from having to translate twice in our head hahaha
Thanks again, I’m going to add it to my daily routine
UI Designer here, maybe unpopular opinion but…
I don’t think it has to be presented as a retro-game.
Normally apps or brands do this kind of funny games on specific dates, but for the most part, when something it is a core part of your app (I mean this is going to stay on Bunpro forever) you should aim to include it using your design system and brand guidelines.
I get it, it is supposed to be fun. But the gamey aesthetics and the whole “Beat the game!” punchline will get old after playing three times.
If I had to include this it would be using the already fully-shaped UI of Bunpro, with lots of configuration options. I don’t like to feel like I’m entering a new app or website because I’m practicing conjugation. I like to feel that all the tools for learning japanese are in the same place and with the same feeling.
Aside from that, very happy with the possibility of doing this kind of practice and the effort you guys put! Thanks!
Are there plans to have this include keigo verbs? Because I would personally find that really useful and I’m sure I’m not the only one who finds that tricky.
If you look at the bottom you have the conjugaison that you need to input
I do agree that it’s kinda unintuitive to put all the way at the bottom though
Firstly and it goes without saying, the conjugation game is an excellent feature and is in a great working state already! However, I would like a compact mode or similar so that information doesn’t require gymnastics jumping from top of screen - to the bottom, left to right, then back to the text entry bar.
The Word, Translation and Conjugation Instructions (Not sure what you’ve referred to it as, in this case it’s the for eg, ‘Volitional, Affirmative, Non-Past, Casual’ boxes) - Each one of these items are held within differing design surrounds and text sizes, and in a game where thinking quickly is the goal, I feel there’s a road block at least for myself with an interruption in flow down the page every exercise.
Design wise it does look visually appealing at the moment, but I do feel it’s form of function in this way. If it were up to me, or even having alternate view modes, i’d love to see the text elements all brought together into the same visual space and design for quick and easier understanding of what the prompting requires me to do.
Tested out a level briefly just now, this is very very cool and i love the aesthetic of it. Definitely will be using this in the near future to brush up on some of the more pesky conjugations. thanks!
Bunpro Team just keeps on giving. Thank you! 
Can’t wait for ぬ, ず, ーてありがとう and other additions!
Love the concept and definitely brings something different to the other conjugation tools (I was a fan of the Bailey Snyder practice tool), and certainly is more compelling.
For my two cents:
If there was an option to add the learned grammar just like the vocab button that would be great (e.g. I’ve nearly finished N5 grammar so I would love to click a button that added all N5 grammar except つもりだ - which I have not learnt yet)
In the same vein, retaining your choice of options would also cover this and be a nice QoL upgrade in general
The dark red against the black backdrop makes visibility a bit difficult on lower brightness
On larger screens, the verb to conjugate is at the top while the conjugation is at the bottom making it a bit awkward to look back and forth, especially if it’s one that i have to think about for a bit (I personally would prefer it next to each other or closer but aesthetically it looks fine)
Perhaps have an endless mode where you go through dungeon style fighting different kaiju for a streak or something to incentivise people to keep going
Overall fun game I think some minor improvements would go a long way though.
very niceee gamee
