Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time

10/10 tremenda obra de arte.

Muy recomendado, buena historia, buenos gráficos, un poco enrevesado el gameplay, pero vale la pena para sabrosearse a la esposa de Iván Alejandro... Muy rica bro. Saludos a los cabros de ADLG

gracias a dios que lo compre en rebajas, si no no lo compres aunque te guste el anime

x-- 6/10 --x Really hoped this was good, but it was very average. Navigating though is a flipping nightmare. A disservice to the anime.

Presentation 10/10 once you get to the dungeon part of the game everything falls apart

This is not a bad game at all! Would i recommend it though? Sadly not. I get that a game about a time loop has to have some repetitiveness to it, but this is just too much and too uninteresting to keep you motivated. Quests are a little wack and hard to track due to the constantly quest marker flooded map due to repeatable quests. Even if you remember these repeatable quests, you will have to double check all these rooms anyway as a random item or character can appear there as well any time. Time is running by very fast, making you constantly rush from point A to B all the time. Game is from 2018 so there are loading times every 10 steps of course. Combat is decent at best. Dialogues and cutscenes can catch the feeling and humour of the show sometimes, giving you that magical feeling of being inside of one of the episodes. But ultimatively this game is just too tedious and exhausting to be a great game.

This is clearly a game made for fans of the anime, and that is where it works best. If you like Little Witch Academia, there is enjoyment to be found in the character scenes, small side stories, and extra endings. My problem is not that the game has no charm; it does. My problem is that almost everything around that charm feels poorly supported by the game design. A simple example: the minimap could have used a different color marker for quests or events you had already completed. Something as basic as a purple marker for already-seen events would have saved a lot of pointless wandering, because you would know when to ignore old content and when to check for something new. Instead, the game often makes you move around just to confirm whether a quest is actually available or not. That is the main issue throughout the game. Many quests depend on time windows, hidden prerequisites, rumors, specific NPC positions, and chained events. This kind of design reminds me of older games like Legend of Mana, but it is much harder to forgive here because the game does not give enough tools to manage it. Even with a guide, you can still end up asking: “Did I do something wrong, or is this quest simply not unlocked yet?” Completion also suffers from unnecessary RNG. Some materials, keys, decorations, and items become tedious to obtain, not because the challenge is interesting, but because the game gives very little clarity. One important warning: save your money from the beginning and buy Pollux Coins whenever they appear. They become a major bottleneck later, and they are sold randomly by an NPC in the Roundabout between 10:00 and 18:00. In short, I can see why a fan of the anime might still enjoy parts of this game. I did enjoy some of the character content. But the quest structure, lack of tracking, hidden conditions, and excessive friction make it very hard to recommend as a game. Not recommended, except maybe for very patient fans of Little Witch Academia.

Even though this game creams AA quality, and could've been better and richer in many aspects, it's still an enjoyable little adventure to add a little more to the witch academy storyline.

this game was made by someone who hates video games

the only creative soul in this game are the very few drawn cutscenes