WitchSpring4

***Top tier game, open world rpg(turn based) with a story. I have around 9 hours so far I think, unlocked about 80% of the map(I really hope this is not the end of the game since the story barely began in my opinion, but I can see it ending soon as well...) *** "issues": ***Controls can be a bit of a pain sometimes(especially the Raft controls...which luckily are used rarely) And when moving around small objects like rocks and what not.(second area with an ice cave) *** ***I was confused by 1 fight(with a girl that had a staff) where she uses some magic and reflects all damage I deal to her. I feel like it wasn't explained anywhere so I just had no way of knowing better and died. *** ***Tbh I still don't know how to beat it(I assume that I have to defend for 1 turn), because next fight I defeated her with 1 hit. *** ***Items that you can only craft once should no longer appear in the crafting menu, it's just confusing(adding a button to toggle showing crafted items would work) *** ***Another issue is that gaining more "Experience" than you need for level up is going to be wasted. If I am at 1500/2000 and I gain 4000 experience, 3500 is wasted. Which usually makes me waste extra time looking for weaker enemies before I fight this big boss so I don't lose that experience from it. *** ***Overall...this is a great game, based on how far I've gone and some stronger enemies I found I can assume that the game is about 15-20 hours long(tho 10-20% is spent walking from one place to another or teleporting to base and then to the lobby(which afaik is the only way to access one of the villages)*** Unfortunately can't seem to format the text on the review here...

I always enjoy Kiwiwalk's Witchspring games, that said I have to say Moccamori is probably my least favorite witch. Also as someone who's been playing these games since the first WitchSping game, I have to say this one is just too easy. The others I have to build my stats, this one I could defeat everything with little to no effort. Maxing out your skills is virtually impossible, it takes forever and you don't gain anything worthwhile from it. Still a good game but a bit disappointing after WS3.

A great sequel to its predecessors. I found it uncompelling at first, but I think I enjoyed this one the most. The characters all seemed richer and the post-game was far more fulfilling. The magic mediums were a little bizarre, but I valued them for specific needs in the end. I also didn't notice any annoying enemy scaling to punish my investments, either. Some of the translations need work, but most of it is good enough. Finally, cheesy romance was minimal, thank goodness.