WitchSpring R

经典rpg了，4部原版都在手机上玩过，重制版对比原版画面提升不少，还把第四部的养成融合了进来，各方面都很不错，但是令我难受的一点就是它这个boss动态血量还是没改，就导致你后期属性提升和没有一样，没有那种属性上来之后碾压的感觉（希望第五部可以把这个改一改）。而且原价太贵了，半价入手不错，总体来说还是值得推荐的。

游戏还是可以的，就是宠物猪为什么老是过个剧情、传个送、看个cg就把他收回去，这游戏都出这么久了，总不会是bug吧

标准的jrpg童话故事。体量很小。原价不值得，半价刚刚好

一般

Honestly a great game with lots of quality of life features, if you weren't aware it's a dramatically improved version of a mobile game that is no longer available. There are 4 Witchspring games, hopefully they can improve the other three and also bring them to Steam as they did an excellent job with this one. The game does start out a bit slow and the story starts very simple. But you're still in the tutorial about 2, maybe 3 hours in (with new mechanics almost constantly getting added slowly throughout the story). The tutorial is very thorough but that does mean the very beginning feels bland and has no hook. It does get better over time with some decent plot twists and well done characters. I would say if you don't enjoy the game after Black Joe tells you how to teleport home and you beat the boar boss then maybe drop the game (maybe around an hour or an hour and a half? It's the first battle where you can use items without losing a turn). The MC is 10 years old so a bit gullible, a bit of a mischievous teasing personality sometimes, very cute, and like most characters fairly straightforward. You don't usually get huge backstories but that can be a good thing, each character feels unique without having anything too complex. The game has lots of little mechanics that are just great, the first pet lets you move faster, teleporting is always useful, crafting is very simple and auto crafting exists, quick hunt, etc. Training is mini games, you want to start with one instead of 4 for simplicity (also because you want to choose multiple when they're max level so training is faster, meaning the game punishes you a bit for selecting multiple at levels 1, 2, 3, and 4 so you should choose one then train, then another and train. Rather than choosing 2-4 and training because you get less rewards. So rather than choosing push ups and push ups or push ups and swimming you should choose push ups finish training and then push ups or swimming) but you'll learn fast. Since level 5 is the max level there's no reason not to do 4 or 5 training sessions at once at level 5 to save time. You have 3 major builds and can work on any stat you want or a combination (although some training options do seem completely irrelevant compared to others). The game auto saves and is extremely forgiving of mistakes letting you restart and end battles (you can only end a battle if Pieberry can take action before dying). Simple fun puzzles, a cozy game that has a lot of similarities to existing games but the QoL features make it stand out. Some skills actually don't consume MP and have cooldowns instead, I was surprised at how powerful the MC was in the beginning. Rarely the game will have Pieberry alone and if you don't have a pet summoned you'll fight alone. (There seems to be no reason to fight alone so you may as well re-summon a pet whenever possible if it isn't out. Except for maybe getting new pets since your pets can accidentally knock them out before you cast mind control.) You quickly get two pets in the beginning, the game will tell you at the beginning of a fight if you can recruit an enemy monster (it seems to be a single enemy when it can be recruited and happens very infrequently as a unique monster to the area, the enemy name will also be in blue). You can summon multiple pets at once which is insanely powerful and never mentioned, even though it consumes a bit of mana, just don't go around expecting to recruit all or most enemies. The DLC is free and it's post story content, free DLC is usually a sign that the devs have a good community and listen to feedback (from what I've seen). I got it on sale and it definitely was worth it at half the original price. A brief explanation on builds, mage build is about high magic dealing area damage and multiple powerful abilities probably focusing on speed with possibly a bit of defense. Whereas the physical (sword) build is about getting an extra turn the first time Pieberry defeats an enemy in a battle with a physical skill. It works well after using a magic skill for extra damage or just finishing a weak enemy(ies) to get an extra turn which can help her special skills charge. The sword build comes with multi-hit skills, more defense and faster mobility by a bit but no area magic attacks. Both are good so test a bit. There is some funny dialogue and higher difficulties (presumably for NG+ since I don't see much reason to do multiple playthroughs) There is some mild fanservice but I don't think most people will notice since it's extremely brief and not at all a focus of the game. The game is very anti-Catholic but it is a game about a witch so expect some hypocrisy and things that just don't always make sense. Like the game going the pope is so evil and the game sides heavily with what is ironically extremely evil, like making some very questionable angles on a young girl for fanservice (like witches are born with magic and it's not a choice or religious people are oppressive and do a lot of horrible things according to this game, etc.) Just finished the game so it isn't especially long around 20, maybe 25 hours. Of course you can extend it if you do more side quests and fully explore areas but I think I saw most things in the game. The final fight was a bit of a struggle so I may have been a little underprepared but I don't know how much extra stuff I missed. I guess if you're fully exploring everywhere it could be closer to 30 or 35 hours. The characters are well done (they all seem pretty likable and easy to identify, at least the important ones) and the game doesn't feel like it's tedious or drawn out until towards the end but that's the same as any JRPG. The epilogue is a nice short story for wrapping things up, I'll update this soon with details of NG+. So in NG+ you retain your stats and most equipment, even training levels so you're extremely powerful. You probably want to play on hard or very hard difficulty or whatever the names were for the two difficulties harder than normal. You do skip the tutorial which can be nice, you still start on chapter one but it's a bit less tedious (unless you want to go through the tutorial again but you can always start a new game without cleared save data for that). Aside from that benefit and maybe getting to re-experience the story I don't see any huge reason to play NG+, I think most people will either come back to the game after a while for NG+ or they'll play it a bit and drop it. Not that the game needs a big reason to have multiple playthroughs but there seems to be no extra motive other than experience the story again, so far. TLDR: The story starts simple but really picks up about an hour-ish in with Black Joe's help and only gets better from there. The characters are simple without feeling irrelevant and obviously everyone loves Pieberry who has a generally likable personality and multiple outfits. NG+ is better than most games but seemingly no extra incentive to do it other than if you want to go through the story again. There are a couple areas to explore for every location I think, like paths that lead to stronger enemies and better rewards.

太太太太太太可爱了，每次玩都被萌到，女儿好萌啊

KGN:5 注意：请所有玩家在最终战前建一个手动存档。 构筑深度低自由度低，怪物也没什么有意思的机制。剧情俗套但能自圆其说。人物动机幼稚。主角配音实在太夹了跟蝙蝠叫一样听得头疼又听不清在说什么。后期内容不足，即便是困难模式下还远远没把养成堆满就把主线推完了。 出战宠物过个剧情对话就消失又得重新召很麻烦，而且宠物回合必须进行攻击，这对于不小心把捕捉对象打死还是小问题，由于主线战斗里这个四字boy强制参战，攻击还是火属性，我刚挂上冰缓延后boss回合然后他一刀给我把冰缓解掉？我就只能看着boss出手回合在顺位排序跳来跳去进行艰难预判？ 而让我给出差评的最终原因是，关键节点没有自动存档，最终战结束后又不可返回游戏只能读临时存档或者开二周目，所以我见了荒坂华子之后就只能读档读到绀碧大厦？我到游戏结束连怎么越海找雷龙都不知道你告诉我玩不了未探索的内容了？rnm退钱，吃屎去吧