Studio Ghibli The Game | Ni No Kuni Wrath Of The Lich King Review

It’s probably fair to say that Inazuma Eleven games are one of the major pillars this channel is built on. Ever thou it’s been awhile since I uploaded my first bit of Inazuma Eleven content I am still very surprised and thankful. Surprised and very happy to see that the Inazuma Eleven Community is still going this strong and thankful that my content has been deemed worth to be viewed them. Last time I made Inazuma Eleven content I was a erm bit emotional situation so to say as Great Road of Heroes seemed to be stuck in development hell. But not anymore!
Yes it will take a while before it gets released but man Level-5 seem to not mess around! not with Inazuma Eleven games but also with their other games! Rarely I view a game showcase were almost all games shown are interesting or instantly made it on my want to play list. After this amazing showcase I wanted to explore other games they made before, which eventually brought me to Ni No Kuni.
A game originally released on the Nintendo DS that promises an interesting JRPG experience and probably has one of if not the most recognizable and unique artstyle that you can find on the JRPG/Anime market. Unfortunately as always Japan keeps the best stuff for themselves and we plebs in the west have to settle for the enhanced version/remake for the PS4 named Ni No Kuni Wrath of the White Witch.

[@Gwindios]

FLippin' heck mun. I totally agree with the spells being undermined wants you got them and used them for their 1 purpose.
Take gateway spell for instance: When used for the first time a big animation is played but after that one use it resolves into basicly a teleport.
And gateway is probably one of the spells you use allot. Some spells are you given to you for 1 purpose and that one only, which is sad as interesting sidequest of aera's could be though of that would use them.
It a shame. But the soundtrack and monster gathering aspect are so pollished that I think it is worth trying.

[@Goldfire345]

There is actually an English patch for the ds game with a translation of the physical book
That's available on rom hacking
This patch can also be played on real hardware with something like a flash cart or on a modded 3ds with something like twilight menu. Or in an emulator I've actually got both version but i honestly prefer how the ds version handles the spells if kinda gives that feeling of the player being budding a wizard studying an arcane spellbook since you have all the spells in the book from the start you only need to meet the story requirements in order to actually cast them
Also having to draw the spells yourself also mirrors how Oliver has to draw them spells in the air in the world which really is a nice feeling.
Where as the white witch enhanced Port has the pages as collectibles and you only start out with a portion of the book available to look at its just not the same feeling

[@GreiratEinzel]

@Goldfire345 That is awesome! thou I still think that if I have the chance I will buy a physical copy of the game. just for collecting purposes~
Yeah I suspected and later saw that the spells had to be drawn on the DS touch screen. Really like that idea/concept and I can imagine it gives a better immersion/connected feeling with the game :/ its there for very unfortunate it disappeared with the port.