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Let us begin our tale, in the quiet city of Verona, Italy. A town for lovers...
Read moreLet us begin our tale, in the quiet city of Verona, Italy. A town for lovers... and giant, mutant flower attacks.
As the leader of the Stratford-Upon-Avon High Drama Society, Imogen is no ordinary girl! Sure, she goes to school every day and helps produce plays for the community, but beyond that, she's a magical girl! With her powers, she can teleport to alternate dimensions based on Shakespeare plays, fight back the forces of Nightmare, and still get back in time for dinner!
Join Imogen, Paulina, Viola, Rosalind, Miranda, Beatrice, and Kate on an epic adventure throughout the Shakespearean metaverse in this comedy JRPG!
• Unique, turn-based combat!
• Hang out with your friends!
• Put on plays!
• Shakespearean dialogue too difficult to parse? No problem with our unique Ye Olde English to New English translator! 110% accurate!
• Multi-character unite abilities!
• Teaches you while you learn!
• Get a pet!
• Pacing that doesn't waste your time!
• Fun for the whole family!
We believe that world needs more bite-size turn-based JRPGs - short, self-contained games that you can enjoy over a weekend or a few play sessions when you want a change of pace from big epics. Something that's all killer, no filler. We estimate that a single playthrough of This Way Madness Lies will take around 5-10 hours, depending on difficulty & playstyle, and we hope that you will enjoy every minute!
FYI : still has a gamebreaking bug. Saving in the backstage area will permanently brick your save, sending you back to the first post-tutorial area. This will be unsalvageable, and you'll have to delete and start over
Theatre AND magical girls? This sounded like a game tailored specifically to me! Unfortunately, this game is written like the filler episodes from Sailor Moon, with less explanation or foundation to establish anything
Enderaring, but shallow. The “story” is a flow of barely connected non sequiturs. Combat is hampered by how we can’t pick our own party (and, at least in the beginning of the game, the worst and most annoying character
It's a Zeboyd game, for better and for worse. The concept of Shakespearean magical girls is funny, but the formula is always the same ever since Cosmic Space Heroine . This game is more episodic as opposed to a
Man, what happened?! After the dynamic combat systems and party building of the Penny Arcade games and Cosmic Star Heroine, we get this: a slapdash series of vignettes full of vanilla-ass battles. Party members come and
Amazing linear JPRG with charming storytelling and unexpectedly deep combat system. Mixing up Magical Girls with Shakespeare is a genius idea: the cast is amazing, dialogues are fun and witty, and the story flows