- January 6, 2017
- Windward_Birds
Witch of Ice Kingdom Ⅱ
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About
"Witch of Ice Kingdom II" is a retro JRPG with a brevily described yet rich storyline, set in a permanently wintered Exlester Continent. As a little witch, you'll use magic and summoned pumpkins to combat foes in turn-based battles, while uncovering hidden events and exploring dangerous locations. The game takes a unique approach by disabling physical attacks for your character, emphasizing the use of magical abilities. The plot revolves around the aftermath of a devastating war between witches and the ensuing chaotic weather patterns, "Crazy Winter," threatening the mainland.











- The game has a unique art style that stands out from typical RPG Maker games, providing a refreshing experience.
- The story is enjoyable and has fairy-tale inspirations, making it different from generic RPGMaker titles.
- Many players found the game to be a charming and well-executed experience, with great music and characters.
- The translation is poorly done, leading to grammatical errors that detract from the overall experience.
- Gameplay can be unbalanced, with early bosses being overly difficult while later encounters are too easy.
- The game is relatively short, leaving some players wishing for a more extended experience.
story
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Witch of Ice Kingdom II" is a fairy-tale-inspired narrative featuring a good witch and a prince on a quest to reclaim a throne, which, while enjoyable and endearing, suffers from clumsy translations that detract from its overall impact. Despite some cringe-worthy dialogue, players find the story engaging and appreciate the accompanying music and graphics. Overall, it offers a decent experience, especially for those who enjoy short, story-driven RPGs.
“Witch of Ice Kingdom II is a short story-oriented RPG Maker RPG seemingly inspired by fairy tales, about a good witch named Nonoly and a prince named Gind, who reclaim Gind's throne from the evil witch from the original Witch of Ice Kingdom.”
“Translations aside, the story was actually sort of endearing.”
“Great story, amazing music, good graphics, and great characters.”
“This leaves the story, which feels quite different from generic RPG Maker games due to its fairy-tale inspirations, but is very clumsily translated from Chinese.”
“It's still decently serviceable, more 'engrishy' than incomprehensible, but for something where the story is the main attraction, it's a shame.”
“Prolly the only thing that ruins the story.”