Hardcore Gamer: Players create magic, name it, and the properties are then generated due to the naming – like a world seed in Minecraft. A Magical High School Girl is also a roguelike, meaning our witchy protagonist is in for a tough time.
Sekai Project announced a new initiative named "Sekai Games" that will focus on bringing Japanese games and original IPs to consoles.
Yeah, that's the one I'm looking at, too.
I'd be interested in the visual novels as well, but the second one doesn't say whether or not there's a male protagonist, and in the entire article it doesn't state specifically whether or not this new initiative will be focused on translated versions of everything being brought stateside.
Or at least, if it did, I didn't notice it...
Handheld Players takes a look at the Nintendo Switch new releases in June 2018.
Roguelike RPG A Magical High School Girl is coming to Switch via the Nintendo eShop, publisher Sekai Project and developer illuCalab’s announced. A Magical High School Girl first launched for PC and iOS devices in November 2016. Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page.
