US Gamer

24th March 2014
The Witch And The Hundred Knight

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Pete Davison
Publisher: NIS America
Machine: PlayStation 3 (EU Version)

Nippon Ichi's latest is something of a departure from its usual fare. Can the legendary power of the Hundred Knight calm the troubled soul of Metallia, the universe's most pissed-off witch?

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Summary

While far from Nippon Ichi's best game, The Witch And The Hundred Knight's interesting interlocking game systems and unconventional, dark narrative make it an enjoyable affair well worth spending some time with, assuming you have the patience to deal with its quirks along the way.

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