Mika and The Witch's Mountain

Very strong Kiki's Delivery Service vibes right out the gate with a beautiful animated sequence. The Ghibli magic is, however, short-lived. Mika and the Witch's Mountain puts a bit *too* much emphasis on deliveries without adding enough supplementary content. This makes gameplay feel repetitive and the charm fizzle. Chibig needs to create interest with more mini games and further encourage exploration. For instance, more secret areas (behind waterfall *cough*) and doors that are accessible like Zelda games, which sometimes let you snoop on NPC diaries and find extra currency as a reward for that effort. The Churro Express races were a fabulous addition and are a nice throwback to Mail Mole without any of the fiendish difficulty. Mika and the Witch's Mountain doesn't reach its full potential, but that ending was a lovely twist indeed. PS - Unless you are a completionist or enjoy very cerebral puzzles (think OOT Water temple) please avoid the dungeons! Extremely convoluted and huge difficulty spike. Need to be more balanced (wind dungeon is perfect) and included as main quest prerequisites (better game direction) to reach Mount Gaun.

A cute and "cozy" game you can spend a couple of hours in, exploring the island, flying on your broom and solving problems for villagers. The fine controls are a bit wonky on keyboard, but nothing gamebreaking. Recommend if the cozy moniker doesn't instantly turn you off.

FUN GAME, BUT KEEPS CRASHING I really like the game - it's fun and well designed. But it crashes way too often. It's frustrating because it has so much potential. Hoping it will get fixed.

Oh. My. God. This game is so wholesome I could weep. I've had a great time playing it so far. It's very relaxing to fly around and explore. I love the characters, I've found myself humming the music from it and I want to keep playing forever, I sense the game is actually quite short, more's the pity because it's so utterly charming. Please make more games like this because it is soulful and charming and utterly beautiful. It makes me feel sort of like I am playing Wind Waker (graphically) but as an adorable witch... I cannot recommend this game enough. Please support the devs and get it! It's wonderful.

Nice sweet and quick game. That is quite engaging even with a tiktok head.

a bit barebones and while I was looking for a cozy, relaxing game this one just made me stressed instead. Cool concept tho.

Considering I wasn't initially interested in this game at first, I impulse bought it and ended up having a lot of fun. It was apparently a game I needed in my life. Cute and chill. It's very short but otherwise there's a ton of little activities to do if you like achievement hunting and the characters are all fun to talk to. It kinda reminds me of Kiki's Delivery Service but with Zelda Wind Waker vibes in terms of artstyle.

So far, I'm really enjoying this game! Mika and the character's reactions are adorable. I'm still getting the hang of flying, but I like the level up rate. Only downside it that the game has crash 3 times in 3 hours; thankfully it's an autosave game.

it just boring, keep running between points in iland with zero new routs. nice characters are nice but annoing jerks get much more impact. first shrine was ok for some time, but on 5th level i just get bored of annoing flying puzzles

The game keeps you constantly busy and that's not what I was looking for. Sadly, it also lacks full controls' customization.

This is one of the cutest and cozy games I have enjoyed playing in a LONG time. The art style is amazing and the puzzles are fun. Really happy I backed this game!

Thought this was a chilling experience where you can ride your broom freely to anywhere. Came in and found out it was actually a platformer experience. But i am not complaining, the artstyle is calming and the world is lively. This has given me the same vibes from "A short hike", i would recommend this to one who also like that game.

Es un juego sencillito para pasar el rato, cozy Lo recomiendo 🩷

Its a cute, relaxing kind of game

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