LANGUAGE ON MARS

Learn Spanish on retro-futuristic Mars.

Most language apps are drills with no soul. Language on Mars gives you real depth—branching lessons, adaptive reviews, and characters who remember how you speak—wrapped inside an RPG you actually want to play.

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Why Language on Mars

Let's face it: most language programs are either boring and overly regimented, built around random dialogues you forget instantly, or painfully limited in what they actually teach. Language on Mars tackles both problems.

You get the depth of a serious curriculum—spaced retrieval, speech feedback, branching scenarios—delivered through a retrofuturistic role-playing game. Explore Mars, build relationships, and let the system surface exactly what you need to review when you need it.

Story Worlds

Embassy • A1 → C1

Protocol at the Martian Embassy

Navigate formal greetings, urgent requests, and diplomatic briefings. The same scene flexes from beginner basics to nuanced negotiations.

Café • A1 → C1

Night Shifts at Café Aurora

Order, improvise, and build rapport with Carmen. Choose a friendly or professional lane and watch the relationship shift as your Spanish improves.

Field Ops • A2 → B2

Club Rojo Supply Runs

Handle logistics with José, track inventory in real time, and decode slang that only surfaces after midnight on Mars.

Postcards From Mars

Protocol officer greeting you inside the Mars embassy

Tense briefing with operative in dark corridor

Hover taxi arriving at the embassy plaza on Mars

Club Rojo informant waiting inside the lounge

Retro-futuristic gathering under Martian skylights

Survey team guiding a rover across the red surface

How The System Adapts

Adaptive Playlist

The lesson engine watches every prompt. Miss me parece que? Carmen folds a micro-review into the next scene instead of waiting until next week.

Shared Lexicon

Every character, object, and idiom sits in a single lexicon. That means cloze drills, dialogues, and video captions stay aligned—no duplicate vocab lists.

Context First

You can grind drills in the sim bay, but you never have to. The world always offers another branch, another scene, another way to use what you just learned.

Roadmap

Phase 1 – Prototype: Lesson 01 audio + branching choices, three playable arcs, adaptive playlist MVP.

Phase 2 – Track Launch: Full "El Forastero" storyline with video intros, consequence reels, and data-backed spacing.

Phase 3 – Memory Layers: Relationship-aware reviews, learner-added vocabulary, speech-driven micro-loops.

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