Customer Ratings & Reviews

Visually impressive, the artwork is fantastic a must buy for the switch

Great game if your into puzzles and storybook style gaming.

Fun, if not odd, type of platformer. Nice packaging also.

This is nice edition for a price. I get for my daughter and she is happy with the games. I haven't touch it yet but looks nice.

I cannot recommend this game enough. It is so cute and excellent value. Must have for physical collectors. Comes with a story book and CD. Love this game.

The game is super cute with a story that will keep you enter taint . The puzzles and the game mechanics surpass my expectations .

This game is so adorable. It plays like a story book. The anesthetics are very charming.

Got this game as a present for my boyfriend. He loves it.

I love the art work and story in this game. The game play alternates between the prince and the wolf. The game is awesome.

Cute game. Great puzzles. Killing the blind prince is my favorite part.

I saw the title and gave it a chance and I have to say I don’t regret

This game has great graphics and sound but the game play lacks a little bit

Highly recommend picking this one up. Many hours of content.

Great game better than I expected it to be would recommend

This game is very fun with a nice graphical aesthetic.

GREAT GAME TO ADD TO MY COLLECTION OF SEALED GAMES

an awesome game from the creators of disgaea but its too short

If you were hoping to get a Japanese children's story in a video game format, this title nails the aesthetic and premise. The story itself has plenty of charm despite its dark lore. You play as a female wolf that has accidentally struck an unsuspecting prince in a freak accident. After handicapping his vision, the wolf visits the witch of the forest to obtain a magical disguise as a princess to help comfort the blind prince as they journey through the dangerous, evil forest in hopes of having the witch cure his blindness. It's a tale of heartache, regret and genuine companionship that makes for a great story to tell children. For the gameplay itself, it's rather barebones in comparison to other indie titles that are way cheaper. The majority of the game is mainly platforming with a few puzzles here and there. Almost throughout the entire game the players will have to escort the prince through the forest and every now and then solve platforming puzzles as well as a few word puzzles. There was only one word puzzle in the game I was stumped on for twenty minutes that I couldn't understand through its simplistic translation (It was not an actual riddle but actually a multiplication test). Lastly the game's physics are sometimes unstable as there are times where collision against walls might have players stuck in places or fly off into deathly heights, and the controls are a little clunky. If simple gameplay is not a dealbreaker, you'll find the journey to be rather pleasant with its beautifully drawn environment and soothing music. The in-game collectibles only unlock concept art and the backstory behind the mysterious forest witch. I really do appreciate the game having a collection system that merely mentions which five missing leaves from each level are yet to be found. Even collecting collectible along the way, finishing trophies and looking at all the bonus content, you'll have seen everything in six hours. There is very little replay value in this title that does not justify its release retail price. The Storybook Edition comes with a short storybook that only has pages detailing the first half of the game's plot so feel free to read it as soon as you get it. It has some nice art but as a storybook it's rather incomplete. The soundtrack I haven't tested but I can assume it has all the music from the game. Overall the packaging is rather nice but it still leaves something to be desired especially with an incomplete booklet. For $40 it's rather hard to recommend the Storybook Edition and much so for the standard edition. It's not a bad game, but it's not exactly a must-own. I'd say it's worth playing at least once, so best to hold off on owning this title until the game becomes bargain bin affordable or borrow the copy from someone for a day. If an engaging storytelling is what you really seek, this title is worth a play for a few hours. If you're looking for pure gameplay, it's a straight-up pass.

I was happy to find out yesterday that the preorder was indeed the Storybook Edition that I was hoping it was. Other sites listed it as such, but for some reason Best Buy doesn't. I took the chance and I'm glad I did. So, for anyone wondering about that, from my experience this product is the launch edition. You get the big box, containing the game, a CD of the OST in a jewel case, and an adorable hardcover picture storybook. There is no manual in the game case, however. This will most likely be replaced in the coming months to just the standard edition that only includes the game. I'm very happy with this purchase.