Ni no Kuni Wrath of the White Witch™ Remastered

Love the story so far behind this game havent beat it yet, im a lil slow lol, but love the ghibli cutscenes they really enhance the game, and love the characters and the magic and mystery of this game so far

It's nice with a nice story.

Don't waste your time

VERY fun game! A lot of people complain about the Combat system but I personally found it fun and less stressful than most real time battle games since I don't have to focus on actually attacking. Loved the story this will be living rent free in my mind for a WHILE

I wish I could give this a middling score. It's a great game, with a very solid gameplay loop. Good for kids, but the puns can be a bit much. If you like dad jokes and bad puns, or just want a game for your kid to enjoy, this is it. It encourages actually reading books, thinking outside the box, and isn't easy to the point of insult. However, if I had one incredibly frustrating gripe, it's that the NPC allies are annoying and dumb as bricks. They fail at basic tasks (I ask them to defend, and they start casting a spell instead, getting slammed by the enemy's big attack, and dying), steal things that could save you (in-battle healing items are vacuumed up by them, whether they need them or not. This is especially egregious with the Supercharge drops that give you full health and a super attack. I love it when I'm fighting a fire enemy, swap to an ice one to deal big damage, just for an NPC to run over with a random character, snag up the super-move, then deal absolutely no damage because of elemental resistances), and are oftentimes dead not even two minutes into a fight. There is a pretty sharp difficulty spike around the middle of the game, but it can be powered through. Only issue is, after a point, everything drops down to incredibly easy levels, with the second phase of the final boss being especially noteworthy, as it has no AoE attacks - a staple in boss fights up to that point. Overall, a good game that I'd totally recommend, but very frustrating at times. If you bull through the frustration, you'll find a very wonderful story about growing up and becoming more mature, while also keeping that Studio Ghibli charm alive.

its amazing. story amazing and for anume fans this is your game

3.75/5 --- Very good! ------------------------- Beautiful. Gorgeous. Stunning. The visuals are the star here and there isn't a close second. Gameplay: As with creature fighters, there are some aspects that can be obtuse or badly explained. NNK tries to offset that with an in-game compendium called the WIzard Companion, so good luck with that. Personally, the rng on top of rng was just boring. The dungeons were quite small, with most of the runtime being the slow running speed of the MC and the multitude of wild creature fights with little to no mechanics/puzzles to differentiate the experiences. Story: absolutely cute. This isn't a head-scratcher or a deep dive into the human psyche. This is a story about a kid and their mom. It is adorable (Pea is adorbs) and is coherent enough (for a jrpg) to be enjoyable. In the end, this game has some major flaws that keep it from truly being great. There are some bad quest designs, severely underpowered/overpowered fighters, and terrible fight AI that bogs down what is quite possibly the most beautiful game I have played all year. If you can just follow the main story quest, it is worth going through it just to feast on the incredible visuals this game has to offer.