About This Game StoryWelcome to Stella Mundo, a magical world still recovering from the devastation of the Mage War that ended the Age of Towers.Domino, the youngest wizard ever to earn the rank of Archmage, has just begun his study of the ancient Dark Tower, a treasure trove of lost magical knowledge.But there’s a catch.As its price for allowing him access to the tower, the corrupt Council of Archmagi has assigned Domino two gifted but troublesome students - Aria, the daughter of a noble family, and Kaya, an orphan with an unusual heritage - and given him just three years to complete their training, a process that normally takes decades.GameplayAs Domino, you must mentor Aria and Kaya in their training to become witches, mastering the magical arts. Take them to the classroom to grow the skills required to master powerful spells. Send them on quests to test their progress and show them the dangers that exist in the world. 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I enjoyed playing this game for relaxing after stress filled games. The dialogue is pretty good and the characters are really alive interesting and unique. The dice rolling is challenging enough later to make you start having choices on the quests. It's really interesting to see what crazy setup to do with the dice rolling. It's not really left up to chance since it's really a mini game meant to be using as little as much influence but enough to perform big combos. My love for the wonderful short stories these characters have really makes me happy I bought this. If you want a game with flavor but casual give this one a whirl.. I bought two copies of this game-- one on Steam and one from the publisher. I ultimately paid $65 for this game just to justify having a Steam version of Littlewitch Romanesque that was the full version of the game. Do I feel like I overpaid for this game? Not even slightly!Littlewitch Romanesque FEELS like a $65 game, and if you consider that you can have the full game for $40 from the publisher (both a digital copy AND a physical copy in a beautiful box) or the Clean version on Steam for only $25, then you should already know that you are getting a great deal. Seriously, $25 for this game? Clean version or not, that's just a steal! If I wasn't the type of person that hated the very notion of censorship (though I do understand and respect Valve's decision from a legal standpoint), I could have easily bought this version and wondered HOW ON EARTH they didn't realize this game was worth so much more.Alright, alright. Too much praise, not enough Pros\/Cons. Here:Pros:-Interesting story-Breathtaking artwork (for both characters AND backgrounds)-Fun, unique, and diverse characters-Great humor throughout the game as well as some surprisingly touching moments-Excellent voice acting-Unusual, yet engaging gameplay elements (though gameplay will also be in the "Cons" section)-Managing timed quests proved more difficult than I expected later in the game, adding a layer of (needed) challenge-High Replayability-Ability to skip cutscenes you've already scene (This will be useful on multiple playthroughs. Trust me.)-Physical copy with downloadable version and a few beautifully illustrated cards ("18+" version only!)-Hundreds of cutscenes (They're great, but also a Con at times)Cons:-Gameplay is rather simple (It's each to cheat the system early on, though it DOES get harder to manage the longer you play)-Some of the "18+" scenes are... short. (The first one I encountered didn't last but a few moments, though thankfully that seemed to be an exception and not the norm)-LOTS and LOTS of cutscenes (Sometimes they can get to be too much, especially if you are focused on getting certain quests taken care of)That's all I can really say for right now. Buy Littlewitch Romanesque! Is it worth $25? YES! Is it worth $40 for the "18+" version? That up to you, but yes, yes it is (because of Tillet). NOW, is it worth $65 for the full version on Steam? Well, that's a lot harder of a sell for me, but like I said, this does indeed feel like a $65 game, so I have no problem saying it was worth it for me, but I can't speak for everyone, especially since the patched version I'm working with right now doesn't allow for many of the normal Steam features, such as the overlay. Cards still work, though, so that's something.Well, good luck of your decision-- not a decision on "should I buy", but a decision of "which version should I buy". There should be no question on whether or not to buy this game. It's just a must-own, ESPECIALLY at $25!. I was really enjoying this game, really good interface for a visual novel with some extra gameplay and lots to do. Then, well... then the angel character arrived. Guess what, she looks like a ten-year-old and has practically nothing covering her bits. I'm down with angels being nude or genderless or ageless, etc,, I mean they're celestial beings, what do they care. But this was very obviously a huge log being thrown into the pedo fire. She calls you master and you can see every inch of her body, it's disturbing. Basically, an otherwise good game is once again ruined by trying to normalize the sexualization of prepubescent bodies. Before this I was pretty happy with how comfortable and practical the womens' clothing was, but then one of the underage girls you're teaching gets a fully drawn panty shot, so... can't believe I spent this much money to be proven that little girls aren't safe from casual objectification. Not to mention all the comments talking about wanting it to have more sexual content... just gross. Can't we have sexual visual novels (which I also like) be sepperated from ones starring children? I really wanted to like this, it seemed like it was going to be really cute and interesting, and the art is great, But yeah, thinking about people fapping to this angel makes me want to puke.. Relaxing and enjoyable with fun side games.. I was told that this was a mroe active style of game than you standard visual novel, which are just barely interactive shojo manga most of the time. It is indeed more active, but only barely. The game play is still limited to a couple of decisions at the start of the week, followed by entire chapters of text and interactions. For people who like visual novels with mostly dialogue, thats fine, but it's not what I was expecting. Also I don't care for the art style, but thats a personal gripe. Way too cutesy loli-esque for my tastes, and the angel looks like a freaking hot dog. The proportions are just bizzare, and most of the characters could do with an extra meal I think.The storyline is interesting, being responsible for the two worst students in the academy and training them to become powerful sorcerers, that;s fun. The dice rolling for training is also fun, but I wish the quests were not wholly scripted sequences. Point of fact, everything is a scripted sequence, so you don't really get to make any decisions beyond the training or quest taken that week. All in all, while I enjoyed my time with it, I would be hard pressed to recommend this to anyone who isn't already a die hard visual novel fan. The dating sim tag is a big misnomer. If you are expecting an actual dating sim of any kind, stick with Hunie Pop. It's pretty much the only real one on Steam. The rest are visual novels with a touch of dating sim flavour.
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Updated: Mar 24, 2020
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