
Mavi the half-beast Witch lives as a fortune teller in a town near the royal capital. One day, Mavi recieves word that the legendary medicinal herb "MoriMori" has been discovered. This is an RPG where you explore the world without any battles to hinder you.
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Languages: Japanese
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I launched this expecting it to be RPG Maker trash I would stop playing in 5 minutes, but I ended up playing it for 2 hours straight, up until completion. I'd describe the game as sort of a visual novel, where you can walk around on an overworld map interacting with cities and various other locales that have events or characters in them, where talking or make dialog choices that can open up new areas or which will cause you to be given new items. The game's Japanese-only (no English translation), and the story and dialog is simple, dumb, and cute. The art is cute and silly too. Exactly what I wanted.
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