Following a demo of the game launching on November 14 2016. Sekai Project and developer illuCalab have announced that A Magical High School Girl will be launching today via Steam (In approx 8 hours following this post). While the game’s title may give context to the storyline, this is best described as a “magic crafting rogue-like RPG”.
A Magical High School Girl seeks to call back to the days of retro gaming, and the publishers claim that this title will feel familiar to fans of rogue-like dungeon crawlers such as “Mystery Dungeon and Shiren the Wanderer”.
A Magical High School Girl features a turn-based combat system, which is utilised against the monsters lurking within procedurally generated dungeons. Another system the game highlights is spell creation, where players can create their own magic by naming spells. According to the publishers, players will be able to “use an infinite combination of words to form new spells”.
Does this sound interesting? A Magical High School Girl can now be downloaded from today via Steam, priced at $9.99 USD.
Storyline
When a high school girl comes to the aid of a powerful witch, the thanks she gets in return is not what she expected! Our heroine was on her way back home from another busy day at school when she encounters someone dressed as a witch. The witch appeared to be hurt and asked for a band-aid. Our heroine provided her with one to which she gets thanked by…getting magical powers and being sent to another world?! Now armed with potent spells, will she be able to deal with an endless number of monsters and find her way back home?
