WitchSpring R Reviews
If you're willing to look past a handful of typos and some fairly significant visual issues, WitchSpring R is a great example of turn-based combat with a strong story to back it up. It's whimsical and enchanting, and you won't be able to predict how it all ends. On top of this, the NG+ option gives it an extra splash of replayability for players who like a challenge. That being said, the visual quirks do take a toll on the score here. While they weren't game-breaking, having the main character pop out of existence during crucial cutscenes was frustrating, and it did affect our overall experience.
WitchSpring R is a cute, comforting, and delightful RPG packed full of charm, passion, and so much stuff to do. I'm excited to see what's next for the series.
WitchSpring R is a cute, wholesome RPG driven by a rich, revolutionary plot, packed with challenging combat and a fun fantasy world filled with secrets to uncover.
An adorable, hilarious, and charming little gem of a game that punches above its weight in nearly every regard.
WitchSpring R is a game full of charm and heart. It has great humor and is fun to play. I highly recommend it if you are looking for a great experience.
Underneath its charming exterior, WitchSpring R is a JRPG…it's just not evident of that classification until the 20th hour. At that point, it doesn't matter what genre it is, only that it keeps you fully engaged. From the lack of necessary grinding, hidden depth within its crafting system, and piecemeal sidequests, there's quite a bit of unique things to do in WitchSpring R on Pieberry's quest for pie. Thankfully, that charm persists until the very end.
WitchSpring R tells a clear story with expressive NPCs and a good dose of humour. Some mechanics seem unnecessary there, but gameplay remains extremely absorbing nevertheless. And if only for that reason, the title deserves more attention than it got so far.
That all being said, WitchSpring R is an achievement. Coming from a two person development team, this is a labor of love that remade the first game in a mobile gaming series into a hidden gem of an RPG that is well worth your time. I enjoyed every moment I had with WitchSpring R and I'll be keeping an eye out for any other games from Kiwiwalks. This is a really great concept and I hope to see a lot more from this series and this game.
WitchSpring R is a great game. It's quite light and accessible, without a very striking story but delivering a very fun and challenging gameplay loop that will hook the player for dozens of hours.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
WitchSpring R is a delightful turn-based RPG with oodles of heart and humour and an enjoyable battle system to boot. It stumbles in a few areas and lacks balance but this sweet treat will still be a delicious addition to any RPG fan's library. 🥧
Witchspring R is a title that offers a wealth of narrative and gameplay satisfaction. A well-crafted story and well-developed characters are paired with gameplay that, while simple and relaxing, never feels overly repetitive or boring. Despite a rather "heavy" ending and the inability to skip dialogues (even in NG+), this game remains an excellent option for anyone who loves the JRPG genre or seeks a relaxing adventure experience.
Review in Italian | Read full review
The game is fun, right to the end. It makes you smile and gives you that carefree air that few games manage to give. WitchSpring R has everything a JRPG should have: gameplay, storyline, artistic side. All this is present within the game, creating a little gem in the gaming industry.
Review in Italian | Read full review
WitchSpring R is a charming RPG that presents a compelling narrative and an extremely fun gameplay. Though the title is uncomplicated, its excellent combo of mechanics gives it depth and offers to the player a wide variety of possibilities.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
WitchSpring R isn’t just a solid JRPG for fans looking for a new title; it’s a great choice for someone’s first foray into the genre. With a well-paced series of tutorials and new options fed at a pace easy enough for anyone to comprehend, it’s also a game that’s not looking to make itself difficult for you. The plot may be simple, but it’s also adorably presented, bracketed by flourishes that are intriguing and inventive without simply being dark. In fact, it’s a game that feels like it’s saying that the past, while hard to forget, can be overcome by kindness and understanding. Pieberry is a good kid, and while she does have choices ahead of her, it’s easy to want to nurture her innocence and charm. It’s a game that’s a great fit for the Switch and a definite no-brainer for anyone looking for a classic turn-based joy ride.
With cute and affectionate visuals and a casual friendly character building system, some of the classic RPG meta such as inconvenient item combinations and bland turn based combat were at least given a polished look with specific tutorials and 3D artistic designs. With plenty of eye candy elements, the immersion during gameplay is also pleasantly rewarding.
Review in Korean | Read full review
WitchSpring R is a charming RPG with solid gameplay and a wonderful cast, serving as a great reboot looking to draw in new fans and will delight those that have played the originals.
WitchSpring R is a video game that defies expectations and sets a new standard for the RPG genre. Its captivating narrative, freedom of choice, culinary exploration, hidden stories, and enchanting magic system combine to create a gaming experience that is nothing short of breathtaking.
WitchSpring R showcases a brilliant gameloop of balancing its story progression with its many systems. On the box, it may seem like too much information to retain, but in practice, it all blends seamlessly together to never hold the player back from progression. The adventure is massive, too, with a lengthy campaign and a large connected world with plenty to explore. I’m glad it’s not just Pieberry’s illustrations that received the remastered treatment, and the developers put together something truly fun for fans, both new and returning.