Witch's Garden

The 10th anniversary work of the Windmill Society, the domestic localization of the high-definition remake, 5 female main lines + TE, need to have a certain order to unlock. There are not many spoilers in this part of the plot, the setting is easier to understand, the character shaping is acceptable, fire, ice witch, senior sister, childhood and Gundam (you heard it right, it is a mechanical puppet, entering this line will have an achievement "Gundam is every man's dream"), and then there is that the content of the battle is indeed less, although it is not very important content, but I think it can be more, otherwise it is a little sloppy, and I feel that the plot is more far-fetched. The Emote system is that the vertical painting can be moved, the patch can be shaken ++ (max√) in the settings, the original painting is acceptable, each character has ED songs, the sound and picture are acceptable, the bad thing is that the jump function is not, this personally believes that it is a disadvantage (after all, I pressed it more and didn't see clearly if I wanted to go back to see it, it was very troublesome to fast forward from the previous option).

这是一个普通平凡少年遇上一个寻找重要事物的少女的故事 切记来说这是个喜欢挖坑补坑挖坑补坑挖坑补坑越挖越爽越补越爽伏笔超多的故事 This is a story of a plain young man who encounters a young lady who is in search of something. Witch’s Garden is one of two Windmill and Windmill Oasis’s 10th year anniversary projects, the other one is Kamigakari Cross Heart. Witch’s Garden uses E-mote sprite animation for the game characters’ sprite and surprisingly for a 2012 visual novel, it is pretty well-done. The animation does not look awkward at all, I would say that it felt like watching an animated visual novel that conveys the characters’ emotions and feelings to its readers very well. The story takes place in Kazashiro, a tourist city with walls around and full of western style buildings. We will follow Arima Yousuke as he moves and attends school in this fantasy-like city and encounters different kinds of people. Do expect that the early story revolves around your typical slice of life story in almost every visual novel, poorly written combat scenarios and can be boring to some but as the story unfolds, it’s going to be a ride that you won’t regret. Unfortunately, this visual novel is only available in Traditional/Simplified Chinese and Japanese so English readers can skip this title unless you can read the language I just mentioned. Yousuke will get to know 5 heroines throughout the story, here is a quick introduction of the heroines: Hinomiya Ayari is the first heroine Yousuke met in Kazashiro. She is a cute, shy, friendly and naive girl that can be very happy over little things like being invited to hang out for example. She can be very rich in emotions basically, and she will put a smile on your face as you get to know her more. Yukimura Suzuno is Yousuke and Ayari’s class rep. A smart, quiet girl who shows very little emotions in front of everybody, but the truth is that she is a very responsible and hard working girl. Saimon Eclair is Yousuke’s senpai and always follows Misumi. She can be super meanie, sharp-tongued and vicious when someone tries to interrupt her time with Misumi, like Yousuke. Saimon Misumi is Yousuke’s senpai who is very kind and thoughtful. She will always offer help whenever Yousuke is facing problems. To compare Misumi and Eclair, they are like an angel and a demon side by side. Hatano Ririko is Yousuke’s osananajimi(childhood friend), they have known each other since they were young and she is also Yousuke’s sword’s mentor. She is a very responsible, thoughtful and determined girl. I will be completely honest with you, unless you have time, do finish all 5 heroines routes, otherwise just finish 1 of the 3 heroines(Eclair/Misumi/Ririko) and then finish the last 2 heroines(Suzuno then Ayari) This is because Eclair, Misumi and Ririko’s story are just for world building purposes and only Suzuno and Ayari routes are important since it’s related to the main plot. But then if you do have time, do give all routes a go, it doesn’t hurt to do so since you bought the game and are supposed to read the entire story thoroughly. Also, one of the reasons why I bought Witch’s Garden is because of the CV behind the characters. Saimon Misumi voiced by Taguchi Hiroko, who voiced as Suou Amane from Grisaia Trilogy Hinomiya Ayari voiced by Asakura Azumi, who voiced as Tobisawa Misaki from Aokana Hatano Ririko voiced by Nabatame Hitomi, who voiced as Minazuki Sora from Baldr Sky Yukimura Suzuno voiced by Sendai Eri, who voiced as most of the Yuzusoft titles heroines such as Tomotake Yoshino from Senren*Banka Kagami Yuuko voiced by Mizusawa Kei, who voiced as Kusakabe Asako from Grisaia Trilogy And most importantly, Araki Souemon Gorou voiced by Kuroda Takaya, who voiced as Kiryuu Kazuma from Yakuza series Kiryuu Kazuma in Witch’s Garden, is this not enough to convince you to buy the game?

Esteemed creators of Witch's Garden, I find myself in a predicament not unlike Yousuke, the protagonist of your undoubtedly enchanting visual novel. While he has ventured into the bustling tourist city of Kazashiro to attend school, I, too, find myself wandering the digital realm of Steam in search of a similarly captivating experience. As fate would have it, I stumbled upon your creation, but alas, it is only available in Simplified and Traditional Chinese, as well as its original Japanese. Now, as someone who appreciates the finer things in life, such as the E-mote sprite animation system with its captivating boob physics, and the charming allure of cute witches and knights who also have boobs, I cannot help but feel a pang of disappointment. The English-speaking community, you see, is simply brimming with individuals who would be delighted to immerse themselves in the exotic charm of Kazashiro and the mysterious world of love that your visual novel promises. And so, with an earnestness that mirrors Yousuke's enthusiasm for the Western-style houses and the townspeople's attire, I implore you to consider the English translation of Witch's Garden. After all, much like Yousuke's encounter with Ayari, Suzuno, Misumi, and Ririko, the translation would undoubtedly bring exciting events to the lives of countless fans, who also appreciate the mesmerizing combination of delightful storytelling and tastefully animated female features. In conclusion, please, dear creators, grace us with an English version of Witch's Garden, so that we, too, may explore the enthralling world of love and magic, complete with its alluring boob physics and cute girls, that Yousuke so fortuitously finds himself in.