Nintendo Switch 2 Critic Reviews

Overall, I enjoyed my time with Majogami, I just feel it could have been better. Though I love the artwork and amazing style Inti Creates always brings to the table, I feel the gameplay was more than a bit jumbled. The simplest way to put it is that sometimes less is more, and I hope that next time, Inti gives us a pure, easy to parse concept with all their usual amenities. Still, those looking for witchy fanservice, gorgeous artwork, surprisingly deep replay value and epic boss battles have a great new adventure in Majogami.

Cutting your way through Majogami will make you feel like one stylish ninja as you soar through stunning stages on your path to victory.

Despite a slightly tangled narrative and some very uncomfortable sexualisation of female characters, Majogami offers an engaging action adventure that drips imagination and flair. Once you’ve gotten the hang of combat, prepare for some impressive boss fights.

Majogami feels like a game where you need to “work smarter, not harder” in order to best Craft Witches with Shiroha’s katana. I appreciate it, since it means thinking critically and paying attention to your opponents and surroundings. I also liked the papercraft approach to some design elements. I do wish some different choices had been made with some characterizations, but that’s more of a personal gripe and I could see other players adoring the design direction for every member of the cast. In general, I’d say it’s another solid Inti Creates action game.