Magical Diary: Wolf Hall

It's not exactly what I wanted from a sequel, but I was not disappointed. I lost count of how many playthroughs I've done

damien ramsey is a character of all time, play it for him if you like men you can fix

I usually don't get into VNs with male MCs but I really liked this one. I enjoyed the original game (Horse Hall) a lot and Wolf Hall has the same charm with better UI and art. It has a stat-building element but it's used for creative problem solving and isn't annoyingly time consuming. I also appreciate the not-so-subtle life lessons about gender and consent. :D

Game is immersive and entertaining. I love the storyline and the choices given throughout.

Amazing dungeon crawling, fun interactions. 10/10

It's a fun little game! If you havent played the first game: It's a stat-building/dating sim game. With a bit of a puzzle game built into in through the exam dungeon exams you'll have to take throughout the year. The interface is really polished for an indie game in this genre, and the storu is pretty good even if you folllow the obvious paths. And there seem to be a lot of non-obvious paths t take as well, if you want replayability. I took a look at the achievements when I had finished the first few playthroughs. And there's many I've got NO idea on how to get! I'm gonna have do another few more playthoughts! If you did play the first game: The interface on this is better. I feel prgress is better-balanced. The puzzles in the dungeons are more interesting, though still not TOO hard to figure out. (Even for me... And I SUCK at puzzles...) And you get to figure out a few mysteries from the first game. Like what REALLY happened when that door got set on fire, and why. And what happened with that Wildseed that got expelled last year Ellen gets warned about. So, yeah, I reccomend this game, if you like the genre!

Charming writing, magic and characters makes this an absolutely delightful game. There are a couple... Odd choices that I think mostly come from not understanding American culture too well but they're easy enough to get past so you can experience just a delightful tale of going to magic school.