It is definitely always great to see new plugins where the UI is nicely done, and also when other plugins in the same category already exists. Competition and more choices are good.
However, I would like to know how WPGlobus differs from the other well-established multilingual plugins, WPML, Polylang, qTranslate, Babble?. What makes it stand out compared to these ones?
I assume that the developers behind WPGlobus think that there is a market/user base yet to be "conquered" when an expanded (premium?) version of the plugin is in the works.

On the same note, I really hope that multilingual functionality will be part of WordPress Core. It looks like we slowly going there with the site language-switcher.

Hopefully, just hopefully, one day it will be possible to install a WordPress site and immediately take advantage of multilingual emojis.