Fit check
Is Majogami worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-platformer fans who want a story involving memory loss and a paper-transformed parent
- Players who prefer boss encounters and character-based combat over purely exploratory platforming
- Players seeking multiple combat forms, collectible customization, and timed challenge missions
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a short campaign, since the game includes more than 35 action stages and over 8 hours of dialogue
- Players who prefer simple combat, since progress depends on timing Setsuna and changing fighting forms
- Players looking for a primarily peaceful or meditative adventure rather than battles with 13 bosses
Our take on Majogami
Rather than presenting a conventional platforming hero, Majogami makes instant slicing both an attack and a movement tool. Its paper-craft setting also links combat progression to a family mystery, with changing forms and memory cards shaping the journey.
What is Majogami?
Majogami follows Shiroha, a young woman with lost memories, as she travels with Shiori, her father transformed into paper.
Using the katana Kamikiri and the Setsuna ability, she attacks enemies, dodges strikes, and reaches areas that ordinary movement cannot. The story spans more than 35 action stages, 13 boss encounters, and over 8 hours of Japanese-voiced dialogue. Shiroha can adopt 7 fighting forms, equip 20 magical charms, and gain abilities through special scrolls. She also collects memory cards called Recarte while confronting the Majogami, divine Craft Witches who control the strange paper-craft world. Online leaderboards cover more than 30 challenge missions.
How Majogami plays
- 01Setsuna combat
- The ability lets Shiroha attack instantly, evade timed attacks, and move through otherwise inaccessible areas.
- 02Seven fighting forms
- Shiroha can change forms to alter her approach during battles.
- 03Charm customization
- Twenty magical charms can be found, purchased, and equipped.
- 04Story-driven progression
- Defeating Craft Witches and collecting Recarte gradually reveals Shiroha and Shiori's past.
- 05Challenge leaderboards
- More than 30 challenge missions provide online leaderboard rankings.
Majogami compared to similar games
Sundered: Eldritch Edition is also a chaotic action-platforming game, while Majogami centers on instant katana attacks, 7 fighting forms, boss encounters, and a memory-focused story. Sundered is described as a metroidvania with roguelite elements, whereas Majogami presents more than 35 action stages and online challenges.
Majogami: platforms & release
Is Majogami worth it?
It is worth it if: action-platformer fans who want a story involving memory loss and a paper-transformed parent. Skip it if: players seeking a short campaign, since the game includes more than 35 action stages and over 8 hours of dialogue.
Where can I download Majogami?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Majogami's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Majogami on?
Windows only.
