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 - The Expression: Amrilato is marketed as a game that will teach you all about Esperanto. But what is Esperanto and why might learning it be useful? Time to investigate!
The Expression: Amrilato – Suddenly Voiceless - The Expression: Amrilato's unique selling point is the fact that it can legitimately teach you how to use the language Esperanto. How does it go about this -- and perhaps more importantly for a visual novel, how does it integrate this into the narrative?
The Expression: Amrilato – Nova Vivo de Rin - The Expression: Amrilato's protagonist Rin undergoes a somewhat more turbulent adolescence than most of us thanks to her surprising ordeal... but she comes to learn a great many things about herself in the process.
The Expression: Amrilato – Konversacio kun SukeraSparo - A chat with J-MENT from SukeraSparo, writer and developer of The Expression: Amrilato. We discuss where the concept for the game came from, how it incorporates advice from real-life professional bodies and how it makes the familiar more scary than the complete unknown.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
