Little Witch description

Korean hybrid of platformer and adventure game, clearly intended for a child audience. To play for a little girl who, as you can understand, wants to become a real witch, but can not. In the opening Intro it somewhere kicked, and she began a long journey, perhaps to prove detractors are capable of. The reality, of course, much harder and bigger, but all the texts - and in this game, oddly enough, to the surprise of many - in the Korean language.

In the gameplay of the two aforesaid components is dominated by the game character is able to jump and will have to fight and look for ways to move forward. Will be a lot of surprises - from the extremely intricate dungeons where certainly can not do without the hand-drawn maps, to the masked outputs to locations. However, at the very beginning of the game you have to join the NPC dialogue is also a very important point, and here without knowledge of the language remains to rely only on intuition. For enemies, the little witch will have to cast spells, which is yet to learn. However, many enemies here are very difficult opponents and can deal with the character almost at one stroke. Despite the focus on children - as manifested, say, in the fact that the game can be saved at any time, in Little Witch, you can easily prevent a fatal mistake, which, even when the survival of the heroine will make the game impassable. The tricky thing is, in a word.

The graphics of this early sample of the South Korean game development is sometimes criticized as "primitive" - and of course in some sense it is. However, traced all still with relative care and attention, there is a variety of locations and even some of the effects; there was a place for humour, and a considerable part of the Intro (and later) is designed in the form of turning pages of a book with text. It is clear that to appreciate the beauty of this stuff can only speak the language, but look at least in order to see what it is, "early Korean game", should probably every once it started working.