WitchSpring R is making the jump from Steam to consoles, including Switch, later this year. On 29th August, you'll be able to join the witch Pieberry as she journeys across a magical world in this adorable-looking turn-based RPG.
KiwiWalks' remake of WitchSpring, originally a mobile game, came out on Steam in September last year, and the reception from fans has been positively glowing. Sitting at Overwhelmingly Positive with 4,486, fans have praised the combat, the story, the characters, and the variety of gameplay systems on offer. The Switch port was announced during a Japanese Indie World Showcase late in 2023.

That's right, this isn't just a story-based RPG with your traditional turn-based combat. As Pieberry, you get to craft potions, collect items, and train monsters to fight alongside you. But even with a myriad of systems at play, combat is still the highlight.
Pieberry can prepare for combat by training, which will grant her new and upgraded spells and skills. Once in actual combat, you'll need to utilise everything in her kit — as well as any pets she's collected — to achieve victory. You encounter enemies by examining an icon on the field, and every battle will only give experience once. This allows you to study each fight before diving in and unleashing your best.
It's safe to say, there's a lot going on in WitchSpring R, but the game can be as long as you want, too. While we've seen some say they've played through the game in under 30 hours, other playtimes clock-in at over 50. Music to everyone's ears, then.
If that doesn't sound enticing enough, WitchSpring R is also getting a physical launch at various retailers worldwide. You can just snap up the standard edition, or if you're really keen, a Collector's Edition will give you a Pieberry figure, and art book, exclusive concept art, a soundtrack, and a new DLC costume in the Silver Rose Set.
If you just want to grab the game itself, though, pre-orders will also reward you with the Black Pearl Set costume. You can check out all of the pre-order options on the game's official website or head on over to the eShop.
Have you played WitchSpring R on Steam? Will you be grabbing the Switch version? Magic up your thoughts in the comments.
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So adorable indeed, immediately adding it to my Deku Deals wishlist and will definitely consider eventually getting it!
Wow, this looks incredible!
Absolute Gaming
Will get it
40/40
Any word on the third game's return to US eShop? Thankfully, it's still available in Europe so I can toggle regions if need be, but still.
Been wondering where this went. Steam version dropped without the Switch.
Looks plenty cute
@nhSnork They just added it back a few days ago on the european eShop so the same might be true for the US one - Seems like they changed their Publisher so there was a lot of paperwork to do hence the removal.
Wow, this looks damn good. I can't say I'll take the plunge, but it looks like some good gaming can be found in there.
@JohnnyMind That Deku Deals site is a godsend on tracking deals.
Dude this game looks and sounds awesome!
@MeloMan Yep, and also as a wishlist in general since it has no limit (or at least a way higher one) etc., as soon as I started using it I said bye bye to the one on the eShop!
Got this on Steam. It's the cutest game I've played in some time.
The art style almost looks like Chibi Atelier series. Interesting.
@BodkinDQ It's a more korean take on the series
Played the steam release as well as the rest of the series. High recommendation.
It looks great! There is definitely a clear delineation between the quality of town/hub areas, and the field. I'm used to that cause I grew up w JRPGS, but I wonder if those field areas are procedural.
the key artwork looks very much like AI created... there are several indicators for it... many inconsistencies that make no sense. why does her shoe just have a ribon on one side?
Whats the element coming from the back of her hat. and so on.
90% sure its a cheap AI created Key art and if the Key art is crappy made AI, I don't want to know whats the rest of the game.
@jojobar Shoe ribbon? "Back of hat element"? What are you even talking about?
Put. it. on. a. disc. or. cart. and. you'll. have. my. money!!
EDIT: I see it's already announced for physical!!! PRE-ORDER INCOMING!!
Adorable is not a word I would use to describe this game.
@yohn777
Just look at the shoes, they both look very different. thats something AI does all the time.
Then look at the her ear on the back side, what is this weird element that covers that ear half way through?
There are more elements, sadly I cannot post screenshots here other wise I would make it more evident.
Also check out her ingame Avatar, look at it closely, it looks very different to the main artwork. different cloths etc. like you would tell an AI to make another image just with the same prompts
It looks cute for sure, but I can’t play turn-based anymore. I’m sure it’ll be someone’s addiction though.
@Neph thanks, I've checked back with US eShop and it's back there now as well! I've heard about the publishing shifts before but failed to dig up more tangible updates so there was only hoping for a while. Glad to see it back.
@jojobar Whatever helps you sleep at night dude lol
@yohn777
Dude I said it's AI art you said "what are you talking about", I proved you that it is AI Art, what do you want from me?
Just look a little bit into the topic and you know I'm right.
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