Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time

[h1][i]“Seriously, it's over.”[/i] ~Terumi Nishii[/h1] Anime's dead. I'm trolling, of course. Am I though? I mean, lots of anime veterans do agree. The Japanese economic bubble that gave us masterpieces like Akira—while also creating an OVA “gold rush” that gave directors enormous creative autonomy—is long gone. “The Hunger Games” have returned. Everything absolutely [i]must[/i] sell. And when it doesn't? It gets killed. At this point? It's almost like the only thing Japan does is export moe. Ghost in the Shell director, Mamoru Oshii, said that “if the market is like this, it’s because of the viewer’s tastes”, but honestly, I don't think it's true. It's just the big guys playing it too safe. Moe sells. End of story. Why show people there's more to anime than that? So yeah, here comes some moe. What's interesting is, Little Witch Academia actually started as a government-funded project. It had purpose. Did I mention that the Japanese economic bubble is long gone? Well, things are so bad that they can't produce their own animation anymore even when they want to, outsourcing lots of stuff to third parties. And the government gives away money in a desperate attempt to fight that. Sou…

the quest system kinda sucks

Luck is king. It increases your item drop from everything. And Lotte is queen. She can find hidden items/chest. Use her as your leader in all story mission/quest dungeons if you want to find those one time only items; from the chest, monsters, & bosses. Put her as the leader; pair with other party members with high high for the best loot drops. Luck seems pretty broken in this game. Because it's a dungeons crawl beat em up/lloot them up. Like a shoot and loot but with spells/fantasy stuff. So, even if your status str is 5 & your int is 15...your attack could be 40 if you find good loot. My vit is 8 and my def is 51. So, loot matters a lot in this game. Now, keep in mind..I'm the kinda person who will run the same dungeon a food 4 times to make sure everyone is around the same level. And have good gear. Even if they're not my main party members. Just in case, they have a personal quest/dungeon they may have to do by themselves. Or some other handicap may happen in the story. I'm not saying that's going to happen. That's just how i play RPGs. I burnt in the past. Because i didn't level up that one character i didn't like. I make sure, no one sits on the bench for too long. The game i…

Cute game with pretty meh combat and really grindy achievements. If you enjoyed the LWA anime and movie, you'll probably love the game just for the character interactions alone, which there is plenty of. That's really the main reason to buy the game, and for that reason I'd recommend it.

E SUPER REALISTICO ci sono tutte le stanze del anime lo consiglio

This is not a bad game at all! Would i recommend it though? Sadly not. I get that a game about a time loop has to have some repetitiveness to it, but this is just too much and too uninteresting to keep you motivated. Quests are a little wack and hard to track due to the constantly quest marker flooded map due to repeatable quests. Even if you remember these repeatable quests, you will have to double check all these rooms anyway as a random item or character can appear there as well any time. Time is running by very fast, making you constantly rush from point A to B all the time. Game is from 2018 so there are loading times every 10 steps of course. Combat is decent at best. Dialogues and cutscenes can catch the feeling and humour of the show sometimes, giving you that magical feeling of being inside of one of the episodes. But ultimatively this game is just too tedious and exhausting to be a great game.