The game takes place in a fantastic universe where two worlds coexist like the opposite sides of a coin. So, Ni no Kuni literally means Second World. We split this article in three pages for ease of navigation. Even visually, it started being less pretty and polished. In the middle, this game just fell apart. In the beginning, we thought the plot was setting itself up, and then we realized. Little did we know that, actually, this game doesn't deliver on any of its promises. Given how, at the time, the previous games we had played were total stinkers, we'd fire up Ni No Kuni and be like, wow! We're playing a game that is not shit! Wow! Yay! Things are setting themselves up, everything is beautiful, there's lots of gorgeous cutscenes, the monster designs are cute, the plot is interesting and is sure to be poignant, there's an entire book of magic within the game. We bought the game, and in the beginning, we were very satisfied. We liked Professor Layton, and Studio Ghibli movies are always beautiful and are such an experience, so how could a game born of such a collaboration be bad? Studio Ghibli worked on the art and animated the characters. Specifically, Level5 did the story and the gameplay. This game was notably a collaboration of Level5 (of Professor Layton fame) and Studio Ghibli (of. After the game came out, we downloaded the demo on the PS3, and we were interested. Please know that this page is going to be full of unmarked spoilers for Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch, so, if you don't want spoilers, don't read this page.īack when, Rosy had seen the pre-release pictures of Ni No Kuni, and they looked very pretty.

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