Hardcore Gamer: What happens when a developer takes a historically inaccessible genre that’s laden with offensive pitfalls, excruciating barriers to entry and a level of challenge befit of only the most hardcore gamer, and in turns it into a welcoming romp for players of all skill levels and interests? Sorcery Saga: Curse of the Great Curry God happens, that’s what. Much like the name it bears, this is a JRPG that is rich with flavor and good till the very last bite. Let’s take a look at why.
From Delisted Games: "Rising Star Games has confirmed two more upcoming delistings after the recent losses of Sorcery Saga: Curse of the Great Curry God and Lumo. In a reply on Twitter from July 28th Rising Star confirmed that their PlayStation releases of Superbeat Xonic (PlayStation 4 and Vita in Australia and Europe) and La-Mulana EX (PlayStation Vita in Australia, Europe, and North America) will be delisted in “the near future”."
Sorcery Saga: Curse of the Great Curry God is a really silly title for a really silly title. (See what I did there?) Here, the main character Pupuru is trying to graduate from high school, and she is suddenly chosen to complete an extra challenge, where she has to take on a dungeon by herself and retrieve a magic orb. When she gets to the top, she finds the orb – but a rabbit-like creature she names Kuu eats it right up! Her teacher, the poorly clothed Ms. Saffron (with unrealistically massive cleavage) does not believe her story and kicks her out of school.
Played this on the Vita, pretty decent game although the final dungeon was nerve-wracking beyond belief! D: I actually like it more than Shiren The Wanderer: Tower of Fortune.
Sorcery Saga: Curse of the Great Curry God tells the tale of a young, aspiring sorceress named Pupuru who is on a quest to save her friend's curry restaurant from the big bad curry chain that's moved in.
I can't believe this game is actually about Curry.