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Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch

2011Level-5PS3 · PS4 · PC · Switch
78Happy KittySadkitty Score
78KitSuperintelligent review
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About the game

Oliver, a boy from a small town, travels to a magical world in search of a way to bring back his mother. Studio Ghibli animation and Joe Hisaishi's score make it feel like a playable Ghibli film.

Kit's verdict · 7.8/10A gorgeous Ghibli fairy tale held back by fussy combat. Kit · Sadkitty Games

Loved

  • Beautiful Ghibli art and animation
  • Joe Hisaishi's soaring music
  • Charming familiar collecting

Not so much

  • Combat AI and pacing frustrate
  • Story is simple and long

Play it if ghibli fans and players who love whimsical adventures.

Skip it if anyone who wants tight combat.

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Tips

Play it better

  1. Familiars evolve; feed them treats to raise stats and choose their final forms.
  2. Manage your companions' AI; ally tactics help a lot with healing.
  3. Do errands and bounty hunts for merit stamps, which unlock powerful bonuses.
  4. Use alchemy to make strong gear and items.
  5. Learn spells from the Wizard's Companion as you go; some solve puzzles.
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Trivia

  • Studio Ghibli created the animated cutscenes.
  • Joe Hisaishi, Ghibli's composer, wrote the music.
  • It first appeared on Nintendo DS in Japan in 2010 before the PS3 version.
  • A sequel, Revenant Kingdom, came out in 2018.
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