Originally known as Kotonoha Amrilato, this ambitious visual novel aims to teach the reader the basics of Esperanto while allowing them to enjoy a thoroughly wholesome yuri narrative.
Developer: SukeraSparo
Publisher: MangaGamer
Available on: Windows PC
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The Expression: Amrilato – Introduction - Video games have been used as a means of helping people learn things pretty much since the early days of the medium; even the humble Atari 2600 played host to basic spelling and mathematics challenges. As technology has advanced and creators have become more proficient at using interactive media to tell stories and express themselves, … Continue reading The Expression: Amrilato – Introduction 
The Expression: Amrilato – Suddenly Voiceless - The prospect of learning a new language is a daunting one for many people — particularly English speakers, who tend to take their language’s position as “default” for granted. What this means, more often than not, is that if you’re not put in a position where you have to learn a new language, chances are you won’t. There … Continue reading The Expression: Amrilato – Suddenly Voiceless 
The Expression: Amrilato – Nova Vivo de Rin - A lot of Japanese popular media tends to place adolescent characters in leading roles. There’s a very good reason for this: adolescence is a point in your life where your understanding of the world and your beliefs are at their most fluid and dynamic. Many dramatic Japanese stories explore the concept of adolescence as a … Continue reading The Expression: Amrilato – Nova Vivo de Rin 
The Expression: Amrilato – Konversacio kun SukeraSparo - One of my favourite aspects of being Someone Who Writes About Games is that you occasionally have the opportunity to sit down with the people who created these experiences and pick their brains… or at least exchange some questions with them via email and interpreter! For me, there’s always been a certain amount of mystique … Continue reading The Expression: Amrilato – Konversacio kun SukeraSparo Other Articles about The Expression: Amrilato
Waifu Wednesday: Rin Takato - Before we leave The Expression: Amrilato behind, I wanted to show a particular bit of appreciation for its protagonist Rin. Rin is the player’s eyes and ears over the course of the narrative, and as the game progresses you develop something of a mutually beneficial relationship with her as a player; she, more often than … Continue reading Waifu Wednesday: Rin Takato 
Educational Esperanto Visual Novel Struggles with Valve’s Amorphous Content Policies - [UPDATE 22/06/2019: The Expression: Amrilato is now available on Steam! See this blog post by MangaGamer for further details. I’m leaving this story up, as the discussion points it raised remain pertinent.] I don’t normally cover “news” here on MoeGamer, but this is something I think it’s important to talk about right now. Prolific publisher … Continue reading Educational Esperanto Visual Novel Struggles with Valve’s Amorphous Content Policies Gallery
