Maria the Witch

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[h1] What Is Maria The Witch? [/h1] Maria The Witch is what happens when someone wants to combine the controls of a flash game, the style of "Kiki's Delivery Service" and Dark Souls. Ok perhaps less souls-like than others, but the difficulty level of this game demands a close eye be kept on all things rhythmically related. The movement of foes, of the level, and of yourself. You platform about on your magic broom, capturing lost coins and letters, then delivering the letters and finding the correct spot to land. Anything that isn't the correct spot kills you, along with the enemies you'll find throughout the level, and my mouse. The controls are simple. Click to left or right mouse buttons to spurt in that direction, hold to rotate in place along that direction (this is how you aim up or down). There is an exhilaration behind the movement system created here. [h1] What Should I Know About Maria The Witch [/h1] Going in know two things: it's not easy and it is rewarding. The game feels incredibly satisfying when you finally (after cursing on every previous attempt) succeeding. The controls are tight, the art style is well done and the sound is passable. A lot of reviews say the game feels like a mobile game, and while I don't disagree with that, it makes it a remarkably well designed mobile game. No DLCs or other microtransaction, no energy timers, no hounding you to attach a social media account with it. It's just a game, and a good one at that. [h1] So Will I Like Maria The Witch? [/h1] If you go in looking for a game that gives you a complete experience, you'll likely enjoy this game. If you are looking for something casual, you probably won't make it to the end but at five bucks, you'll probably get your money out of it. If you want a game that's easy, go away because while this isn't *actually* Dark Souls level difficult, it isn't a cakewalk.