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The Legend of Dark Witch

Critic score3 critics
First release
Oct 16, 2014
Genres
Role-playing (RPG), Indie, Adventure, Platform, Shooter · Action, Fantasy

The Legend of Dark Witch is a 2D platform action game. Zizou can learn new attacks by defeating bosses. She will need every one of those attacks if she is going to save the world. -A magical world beautifully depicted through in-game graphics. -Diverse levels that provide a fair challenge. -Additional bonuses that reward those who replay the game. -3 difficulty mode

Also known as Majin Shoujo: Chronicle 2D Act, 魔神少女, The_Legend_of_Dark_Witch.exe

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Storyline
Syega, crystals that allow humans to harness the power of magic, have suddenly gone missing throughout the country. Without the ability to start fire or perform medical duties, the people face a catastrophe. A goddess in charge of maintaining the balance of magic, Zizou Olympia, is sent by her sister to solve the crisis. Disguised as a minstrel, Zizou searches the land for the culprit. Along the way, she encounters a librarian, a treasure hunter, a beastkin, an information broker, a student, and a fairy, all of whom she bests in battle. Her search leads her an ancient temple, which is guarded by the head of the nation of Rasil's Royal Army. Zizou enters the temple and, after conquering its traps, encounters Princess Riva of Rasil. The two battle, with Zizou emerging as the victor. Riva however refuses to give up, and taps into the power of the stolen Syega crystals. With her newfound power, Riva attempts to dispatch of Zizou, but Zizou emerges victorious after Riva exhausts all of her energy. Zizou retrieves the stolen Syega and all returns to normal.Read more

Syega, crystals that allow humans to harness the power of magic, have suddenly gone missing throughout the country. Without the ability to start fire or perform medical duties, the people face a catastrophe. A goddess in charge of maintaining the balance of magic, Zizou Olympia, is sent by her sister to solve the crisis. Disguised as a minstrel, Zizou searches the land for the culprit. Along the way, she encounters a librarian, a treasure hunter, a beastkin, an information broker, a student, and a fairy, all of whom she bests in battle. Her search leads her an ancient temple, which is guarded by the head of the nation of Rasil's Royal Army. Zizou enters the temple and, after conquering its traps, encounters Princess Riva of Rasil. The two battle, with Zizou emerging as the victor. Riva however refuses to give up, and taps into the power of the stolen Syega crystals. With her newfound power, Riva attempts to dispatch of Zizou, but Zizou emerges victorious after Riva exhausts all of her energy. Zizou retrieves the stolen Syega and all returns to normal.

Release dates
Nintendo 3DS
Oct 16, 2014
Nintendo 3DS
Dec 04, 2014
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Dec 01, 2015
All 5 release dates
PlayStation Vita
Apr 25, 2017
PlayStation Vita
Nov 16, 2017
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
Side view
Where to buy
Keywords
anime, shoot 'em up, shmup, circle pad pro support, play coin support

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Critic Score
72

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Steam users rate this Mostly Positive, 197 reviews in all languages, recorded 16 October 2026

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