ActionIs Trouble Witches Origin - Episode1 Daughters of Amalgam - worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade-shooter fans who want a game centered on witches and magic
- Players who prefer a six-stage structure over open-ended play
- Players who want a voiced story with English subtitles
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a long campaign may find the six-stage structure limited
- Players looking for multiple modes at launch may find the arcade-focused structure narrow
- Players seeking multiplayer may prefer a game built around cooperative or competitive play
Our take on Trouble Witches Origin - Episode1 Daughters of Amalgam -
The six-stage arcade structure keeps the game focused on a compact run, at the cost of the breadth of a longer campaign. Challenge Mode is planned as DLC after the main release, so it is not part of the stated launch content.
What is Trouble Witches Origin - Episode1 Daughters of Amalgam -?
Trouble Witches Origin is an arcade shooter about young witches who use special magic.
It includes six stages reworked from Trouble Witches AC, with graphics adjusted for a 1280 × 720 resolution. The Magic Circle system has been adjusted for easier use. A new character, Fuminoimiki Kozakura, joins the cast. The story has been rewritten and is fully voiced, with English subtitles. The game takes place in Karunbunkurs, a dream-like world where magic has become common, while a dangerous form of witchcraft can be handled by only a few gifted people. The vendor plans to add Challenge Mode content through DLC after the main release.
How Trouble Witches Origin - Episode1 Daughters of Amalgam - plays
- 01Six Arcade Stages
- The stages are reworked from Trouble Witches AC and use graphics adjusted for 1280 × 720 resolution.
- 02Magic Circle System
- This central game mechanic has been adjusted for easier use.
- 03Voiced Story
- The rewritten story is fully voiced and includes English subtitles.
- 04New Character
- Fuminoimiki Kozakura joins the cast.
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Trouble Witches Origin - Episode1 Daughters of Amalgam -: platforms & release
Is Trouble Witches Origin - Episode1 Daughters of Amalgam - worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade-shooter fans who want a game centered on witches and magic. Skip it if: players seeking a long campaign may find the six-stage structure limited.
Where can I download Trouble Witches Origin - Episode1 Daughters of Amalgam -?
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What platforms is Trouble Witches Origin - Episode1 Daughters of Amalgam - on?
Windows only.





