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Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
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A role-playing game developed by Level-5 and animated sequences produced by Studio Ghibli Inc.
5 ★ (8)
4 ★ (17)
3 ★ (6)
2 ★ (0)
1 ★ (0)

A Timeless Tale of Magic and Adventure

In a world where video games often prioritise hyper-realistic graphics and gritty narratives, there's something refreshingly enchanting about Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch. Developed by Level-5… Read more

Something familiar

I really blasted through this one so it must be good. I loved the visuals and the music. It has that special something that most Studio Ghibli project share, adventure, wonder, just something special.… Read more

One of the best JRPGs in a long time

Great game, a nice fresh breathe of air in the glum looking JRPG world these days. Honestly the best JRPG of last generation bar none. The story has somewhat of a typical JRPG structure to it (young b… Read more

Ni No Kuni Review Mun!

Despite the controversy with Namco and the wizards edition scandal, and having to wait two years for a proper English port of the game, Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch arrives! The game came out… Read more

Ghibli charm and Level 5 gameplay does not necessarily stack up to a fun game

I am an absolutely huge fan of all things that Studio Ghibli does, and has done. Nausicaa is among my top 3 favorite films of all time, and I could name you nearly every main character from every one… Read more

Ni No Kuni’s luscious visuals and heartfelt story meld together to create a world you won’t soon forget.

JRPG fans appear to have gotten the short end of the stick this generation. With a plethora of classics being released on the SNES, Playstation, and Playstation 2 it was easy to get excited for what c… Read more

Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch Review

I have been dying to get my hands on this game since it was first announced, I'm what you would call a Studio Ghibli fanatic, and I was curious to see what would happen if you put such a famed studio… Read more

Ni No Kuni, despite its slow start, is one of the best, if not the best, take on the old JRPG formula this generation.

There is a unique, characteristic art style with a Studio Ghibli animated film that shows it was produced by Hayao Miyazaki and his legendary motion picture studio. What is even more impressive is tha… Read more

Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch A Landmark RPG Marred by Monotony

Ni No Kuni is one of those experiences that engenders a love hate relationship. This is not a game that will convince anyone who has written of JRPG's as "not their thing" to jump on the train and sta… Read more

A Suposedly Fun Game I'll Never Play Again

Ni no Kuni is a game that’s perturbing to write about. I would equate it to making excuses for an obnoxious friend who, under an excruciatingly annoying exterior, is good-intentioned and occasionally… Read more

Masterfully flawed

Ni No Kuni is one of the most well made games I have ever had the pleasure to experience. The most notable thing being how wonderful it looks, always awakening the sense of a magical adventure only pr… Read more

Two steps forward and two steps back

Ni no Kuni is the most divisive game I've ever played. Many elements are done either well or good enough, while just about as many are done terribly. On one hand, Studio Ghibli contributed some of the… Read more

A Gorgeous, Flawed JRPG Experience

Ni no Kuni takes some of the best parts of the JRPGs of old and puts them into a modern context with a gorgeous world, lively characters, and active combat. But for every item that the game does well,… Read more

Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the JRPG

The genius of Ni no Kuni is that it combines two things gamers should remember fondly: hand drawn animation and classic Japanese roleplaying games. In doing this, Ni no Kuni developer Level-5 has prov… Read more

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