Maria the Witch

God dammit, I got tricked and bought another shitty mobile game. P.S. - Fuck you for using Miyazaki references to trick me.

It is a mobile game in the PC. It has some addictiviness to it, but terrible level desing (more below). Altough it is clear that the developers like Hayao Miyazaki work and got some inspiration from the Kiki's Delivery Service movie, the game does not have the art style nor the charm of Studio Ghibli. The screen-shots on steam can be a little bit deceiving. The game is about not crashing your broom in the numerous obstacles, including the ground and clouds above. The problem is that there are many "doors", that open and close right after check points, which does not add real difficulty but makes the player wait until it opens to restart playing, in a game that like Super Meat Boy, requires the player the master by repetition. Also, check points are either too close or too far from one another (altough, to be fair, the player is the one who manages it since you buy the check points with coins you aquire through the level). One of the aspects that I find nice on the gameplay was the in...

[h1] From visual side game resembles anime from studio Ghibli. Gameplay is like a mobile game where you tap button in order to fly (just like flappy bird). You can fly underwater. Later stages are far more challenging but still... From two games with witches that I have, I prefer the one where you throw kids inside the cauldron and cook' em than this one. [/h1]

This game consists of two things: a frustratingly awkward control mechanic, and punishment of the slightest mistake. Pass. Two-dozen positive reviews as I write this, but not one of those reviewers hit 10 hours of play. I suspect most of the playtimes over an hour were just idling for cards.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uch19BC7Ao PC ports of mobile games are either fly like a skyrocket or go over like a lead zeppelin. In the case of Maria The Witch, it goes over like Led Zeppelin. The graphics are pretty good with a great Hayao Miyazaki-inspired style. However, they are outshined by the soundtrack, which is surprisingly awesome for such a game. The controls are simple, but the gameplay takes a bit to get used to. Translating touch screen controls to a mouse is challenging; while Naps Team didn't do it perfectly, they still did a great job at porting it to PC. Bottom line: this is worth the $1.99 to buy.

Looks can be deceiving. At first glance this may look like a children's game but in reality is not suited to be one because of it's daunting difficulty. 1 hit to the wall and it's game over. Good game

wow . . . ooh ouch ... ouch*∞

Bought this game for my younger daughter thinking she might like it. After trying it out for myself I have no doubt that she's going to get frustrated with it in the matter of a minute or two and shut it down. The art style is cute and what primarily lead me to purchase the game, but the gameplay itself is riddled with issues. Controls feel hard to use, the tutorial doesn't really explain much. All in all I would suggest you save your dollar.

Feel like some kinda wacky flappy bird at high speed. Maria the Witch one game with with one usual control left and right mouse click. get the mail and coin and reach the goal. good challenging design high speed scoring system have steam card con mobile design very difficult to control and challenging will make you rage no time trial. Recommanded you get in sale specialty at 90% I give it recommanded since it mixed and still fun and challenging. But you may want check for Miracle fly.

It's Studio Ghbili flappy bird what more do you want?