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The Jelly Monster Lab Tutorial strings

Posted: 12 May 2020, 08:29
by Sandoval
There are multiple typos and other errors in the original English translation strings for The Jelly Monster Lab, I can't correct them myself through the translation interface:
If someone goes to the Center, the game ends inmediately.
immediately
We have two montser here.
monsters
We have room to 5 cards!
for
We are scientist, so until another scientist verify our experiment, we won't get the points.
scientists... verifies
The monsters you hace are visible only to you.
have
Wellcome to The Jelly Monster Lab, where every player plays the role of a Scientist who needs to create monsters made of jelly.
Welcome... scientist
We left a monter made there...
monster
That's the goal of the trails: to know whose is the monster we find in a Lab.
whose monster it is, that
The game won't do nothing especial now, but exchange the trail of Pable with ours.
anything special now, just

Re: The Jelly Monster Lab Tutorial strings

Posted: 12 May 2020, 12:09
by Chauff
There is also an error in this string : it is in the left corner, not the right one.
There are more cards (check to right top corner on the deck) in Lab A than in Lab E, so let's move there.
Congrats for the tutorial by the way :)

Re: The Jelly Monster Lab Tutorial strings

Posted: 12 May 2020, 14:43
by Sandoval
Chauff wrote: 12 May 2020, 12:09 There is also an error in this string : it is in the left corner, not the right one.
There are more cards (check to right top corner on the deck) in Lab A than in Lab E, so let's move there.
Congrats for the tutorial by the way :)
Oh yes, and
There are more cards (check to right top corner on the deck) in Lab A than in Lab E, so let's move there.
Anyway, not wanting to complain too much, but maybe some native speaker could proof-read the English strings again.

Re: The Jelly Monster Lab Tutorial strings

Posted: 13 May 2020, 08:05
by AnnickW
Sandoval wrote: 12 May 2020, 14:43 Anyway, not wanting to complain too much, but maybe some native speaker could proof-read the English strings again.
+1