Little Witch Nobeta on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
Control the lovely little witch Nobeta, explore the unknown mysterious castle, and gradually discover the truth!
Little Witch Nobeta is a cute, funny and souls-like game
developed by Pupuya Games
and published by Pupuya Games, SimonCreative and Justdan.
Released on September 28th 2022 is available only on Windows
in 12 languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Indonesian, French, German, Russian, Thai, Spanish - Latin America, Vietnamese and Korean.
It has received 11,353 reviews of which 9,360 were positive and 1,993 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.1 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 21.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10+
- Processor: Intel Core i3 / AMD Ryzen 3
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050Ti / AMD Radeon RX 6400
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 15 GB available space
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*Little Witch Nobeta* – A Hidden Gem with a Dark Twist I absolutely love this game! *Little Witch Nobeta* is a fantastic indie title that takes the "Souls-like" formula and gives it a unique magical twist. The gameplay is fluid and fun, and while I was expecting a cute adventure, I was pleasantly surprised by its unexpectedly dark story. That said, my biggest gripe is the length—this game is incredibly short. A game of this type should have been at least twice as long. The level design could also have used some improvements. Many rooms look exactly the same, making it easy to get lost. A more gothic and dark aesthetic would have fit the game perfectly and enhanced the atmosphere. Where *Little Witch Nobeta* truly excels is in its character design. The transition from super cute to absolutely stunning is amazing. Nobeta’s design is nothing short of a masterpiece—her outfits are adorable, and some of her costumes have next-level details (yes, including the pantsu). Not gonna lie, seeing her cute little pantsu every time I lost to a boss gave me the strength to keep going... Vanessa’s design is also top-tier—she’s insanely hot. It’s a shame the devs didn’t make her playable because I would’ve loved to experience the game from her perspective ;) Once you finish the game do not forget to watch the uncensored version of the videos of the mangas, they are available here in the community in Steam, they are surprisingly good. Overall, I *strongly* recommend *Little Witch Nobeta*. It’s a fun, challenging, and visually captivating game, even if it’s a bit short. If the devs ever decide to expand on it or make a sequel, I’m all in!
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Plan to get the game long time ago when I read the news about some of the Hololive talents voicing the bosses but end up forgetting about the game. Gotta thank the Steam sales for recommending the game to me. Originally pick this game up for the cute and funny Nobeta but end up liking the game a lot. Maybe not Trial Tower since I have skill issue. This game screw up my perfect game achievement stats since I most likely won't be able to complete achievements related to Trial Tower. :') Main game can be cleared easily even for people with skill issue like me, as long as you grind enough for better stats. The main story last about 10 hours for me. It definitely will take longer time if you are trying to do a perfect run while collecting all the magic skill and items. If you like anime girl and challenging game I would definitely recommend to get it. The game has no map at all so you have to rely on your memory to complete the stage. There is no quest indication as well so sometimes you might get lost and wander around the map looking for way to clear the stage. Boss wise there are not many bosses that have two forms/phases. Finally, ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ is all I need to say.
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A very cute and very funny souls-like game for true men. If you dislike cute anime girls and fan service in your games this may not be for you. If you're here for quality graphics you've come to the right place, this game has all sorts of quality visuals, like cobblestone, grass, cave dirt, different cobblestone, and even sometimes water. Or perhaps you're here for the super advanced and in depth combat system featuring up to 6 different schools of magic. Or perhaps the adrenaline pumping melee combat that includes jumping, dodging, parrying, staff combat and falling on your rump? Perhaps the mystery laden story has caught your interest and you just have to know what happens? All jokes aside the game is fun and the combat can actually be quite challenging at times, the story is interesting enough to leave me wanting more, and the character designs are adorable. The voice cast even features Hololive members Shirakami Fubuki, Omaru Polka, and Shirogane Noel. It may be lacking in some areas, but it definitely has heart and is fun to play.
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Adorable Character , Simple and the game is more toward easy difficult (on normal) if you're player who want to get to souls-like kind of game but scare off by it's difficulty I think this's game is good place to start specially if you like cute characters than something overly serious .
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Little Witch Nobeta is a light but worthy twist on the Souls formula for the weebishly inclined. The biggest twist in question is that Nobeta is a witch, not a melee fighter. She out-ranges most of the enemies she fights and is considerably powerful at that range, but her mana is limited and recovers very slowly on its own. She must chant to access her more powerful attacks, slowing her movement to a walk. Mana is recovered during battle by dodging accurately or physically striking the enemy with the wand. It's a simple, elegant system that encourages you to work on your timing and take risks to fight effectively. I really like how this game focuses on making the solo mage work and keeps it feeling powerful, instead of compromising by introducing too many melee options. The magic itself feels great to use. Sure, it comes in four generic flavours, but the visual and audio effects really pop and fizz. The elements each have distinct uses, both when it comes to solving puzzles and dealing with enemies at differing distances. Pulling off a perfect dodge and following up with a huge strike really does feel great. In general, the visuals are clean and polished, even if much of the design is generic high fantasy JRPG fodder. I think it's fair to say that a lot of the success of Little Witch Nobeta comes down to Nobeta herself. It's clear from her animations that a lot of work has went into making her the most adorable moe protagonist possible. She has so many little flourishes, from the way she falls over when out of stamina to how she clasps her little hands together to pray. Once a certain objective is met, Nobeta's character is considerably fleshed out, and it was great to discover that her animations also change to reflect this. It is worth noting that some of the fanservice options - such as the alternate costumes - might be objectionable to some, especially considering the protagonist's apparent youth. It should be nothing unmanageable to an anime veteran though. While Nobeta sticks out as particularly charming, the narrative is not very impressive. I can praise the decision to keep things abstract, but there's very little substance to reward the sense of mystery. There's at least no annoying JRPG exposition here, and thank goodness - the dialog between the characters plods along at a snail's pace, and the voice acting while clear isn't exactly motivated. The numerous items you can pick up contain lore, but the contents are so basic and vague that you've probably played more unique beginner D&D games. Still, there's something to be said for the game's dreamlike, simplistic tone. This is an indie release by a small team and it very much shows in its presentation and how much the assets are reused. Similar concepts, map layouts and enemy types are retread so often that the core game starts to feel like merely hallways between bosses. The bosses are good, but their difficulty is uneven - I had far more trouble with the second boss than any of the subsequent bosses. Not that any of this game is that difficult - it's harder than its cute looks might make it appear and it takes some getting used to, but while it's clearly Souls inspired, it's in no way Souls-hard. Nor does it need to be - Nobeta is a success on its own terms, but you need to weigh your expectations. I'd really like to see this team or another take this Souls-Mage concept and flesh it out, because the truth is that if you weren't taken in by the adorable protagonist and core combat like I was, then you'll probably find very little beyond them to keep you entertained.
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Online players
18
Developer
Pupuya Games
Publisher
Pupuya Games,
SimonCreative,
Justdan
Release
28 Sep 2022
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