WitchSpring3 Re:Fine – The Story of Eirudy –
OTHER ”WitchSpring”
the GameChoose fate. Choose story. The fate of the witches is in your hands.
Eirudy is a lonely witch living in seclusion deep within the forest after escaping the witch hunt by the army and other daring souls. Her silent dolls are the only friends she has. However, one day she unexpectedly meets a young adventurer named Adrian. From that day, Eirudy’s life changes as she is thrown into the tide that determines the fate of deities and human.
The player’s choice they make for Eirudy holds huge impact in her adventure. Eirudy‘s fate will vastly change depending on the choice, and will lead to a completely different climax.
・You will take the control of the protagonist, ”Eirudy”
Only having one character to control, it helps the player to easily immerse into the story. The title deliberately removes the tedious aspects such as team building and other multiplayer features like guild forming and social communication.
・Growth system without fight
Eirudy grows by training, researching and using items, so even those who don’t like to fight a lot of battles can enjoy the game.
・Traditional Turn Based Battle
The title utilizes traditional turn based battle, allowing players to choose from “Attack with weapon”, “Items”, “Spell” and “Summon Doll”. Although it uses a traditional game system, it also allows flexibility of players to try out various tactical decision.
・One of the most defining unique system in this title is the “Summon Dolls” system.
“Summon Dolls” is a new concept in the series. Eirudy, the lonely witch, can collect life force during her adventure, and give it to her doll for summoning. Summoned dolls will aid Eirudy both in battle and in field. Each doll come with unique traits to provide variety of support. Dolls come in various sizes and shapes, some dolls are humanoid, while others are animal like. With numerous types to dolls to obtain, it is surely something to collect.
・Famous group of voice talents that will lead players deep into the story
Marika Kohno / Hirofumi Nojima /
Hisayoshi Suganuma / Yasunori Masutani / Ayaka Atsuchi /
Karin Takahashi / Naomi Ozora / Shiori Mikami / Koichi Gomi /
Maki Tsuruta / Takahiro Yoshimizu / Daisuke Kishio / Kouta Nemoto /
Shuki Imagawa / Nao Katagai / Futa Inaba / Sho Fujisawa
・What is “Witch Spring” series?
App title developed by an indies studio, “Kiwi Walks”. Since the release of the first title in 2015, the series has grown to releasing the 4th title late last year. The story is about a deity girl who is feared by many as a witch. This game follows the series’ genre of Witch Training RPG, recording more than 1.7 million downloads, despite being a paid app.
Game Discussion
Steam User 5
Gotta say Witch Spring R was a fun and gorgeous game, this game walked so WSR could run. this has all the DNA I came to love after playing WSR and I was very satisfied, once again story and characters are good. doesnt shake things up too much from a standard JRPG. I am praying that Kiwiwalks decides to remake/port the other Witch Spring games to steam!
There is a little bit of jank with a controller though more than once I would actually struggle to walk up a staircase as Eirudy would constantly try and walk around it. One thing that both made me giddy and disappointed was how ridiculously fast I became over powered. I just barely made it to chapter 3 and from then on I was one hitting everything. I was laughing when I one shot the last boss!
There is post game content featuring extra quests, loot, and small epilogue stories that wrap up character stories nicely and even sets up the events for Witch Spring 4. Also was very pleased to see that there was a post game optional boss that I actually had to use a little bit of wits to beat. if only the last boss of the main story was like that.
Steam User 5
Came here after playing Witchspring R and I have somewhat mixed feelings. R is a newly released remaster of the original first Witchspring so that's definitely what I recommend you play first, Witchspring 3 spoils a bit of its story. As a whole the story of this game didn't click with me and the gameplay is less fun than R, the latter make sense as R is newer and more polished of course. That said I'm still grateful I got to experience it on PC and I really hope we get the same treatment for Witchspring 4 some day too
Steam User 3
When a yandere witch meets a twink.
A great sequel to the first game while also expanding the world and lore of other islands.
In short, you are a cute girl who does cute things, from giving life to dolls to slaughtering villagers to fuel your dolls.
As always, great story with decent gameplay. It is a moble port, so beware of the jankiness it comes with.
It has 3 endings to choose. A post content for the super optional bosses to fight and a small showcase of WS4 whenever that is coming to steam. WS 2 and 4 on steam when pls.
This game does spoilers the ending of WS1 and 2, so at least either finish WS 1, 2, or R first before playing WS3
Steam User 1
Illustration, story/lore, and the gameplay itself is the best.
Steam User 1
So... here's a funny story.
Over ten years ago, I purchased Witch Springs 2 and 3 on my tablet on the google play store. And I swear I spent like... a week just playing WS2 and getting Luna to the highest stat I could while playing through the story. For some reason, WS3, I almost felt rushed so Eirudy actually did struggle at the end boss and I never even attempted the big ancient dragon in the desert.
From my memory, I loved it, they were both really emotional stories, back then I less mature I suppose and really was like 'nah, screw the humans, let 'em burn'. And upon playing them a second time, a virus broke my tablet and I lost access to the two games and many others.
So, when I found this on Steam, I was very happy. I have the emotional maturity to truly get both sides of the conflict and maybe see some plot holes - but I still enjoyed playing this game. And by the end, I was using a single spell or the 6/7 hit combo to kill everything in one turn.
Cutscenes always has the MC at their weakest, I swear. XDXD
Anyway, I really do love these games and thank Kiwiwalks for bringing them to steam. I was always hoping to see Witch Spring 4 and play it too. And I know 2 is out, just not on steam, so I really do hope to see more Witch Springs games on later.
Steam User 1
A good game! It was enjoyable for the time I played it, but it does not quite feel like a polished product.
I noticed a lot of text errors especially while playing. While I enjoyed the time I put into it, I would recommend to purchase it only when it is on sale, and not full price.
Steam User 0
I'd recommend playing WitchSpring R before so you don't get lost during some later scenes, this is the 3rd installment after all, but for the most part the story is self-contained. Expect some cool twists!
The gameplay is very fun and not hard at all, you can get overpowered and decimate everything in your way, I barely had to grind anything.
I personally enjoy the graphics and music, and the characters are charming and cute
Also, it works well on Steam Deck and I didn't need to change anything, it just works.