Jump to content

Girlish Grimoire Littlewitch Romanesque: Editio Perfecta


Four moons illuminate the sky in an alternate world governed by swords, magic, and monsters. This realm, known as Stellamund, transitioned from the tumultuous "Age of Tower" to the flourishing "Age of Crown." During the bygone era, wizards who ignited a catastrophic war have since lost their influence and now quietly delve into arcane studies at the Grimoire Academy.

This narrative unfolds over three years, centering on an exceptionally gifted wizard born in this era, his female protégés, a relic from ancient times called the "Black Tower," where they reside, and the individuals drawn to them.

The protagonist, Domino, earned the distinction of becoming the ninth preeminent wizard at Grimoire Academy. His rapid ascent in the wizarding world was unprecedented for one so young, yet he soon grew disillusioned with the academy. The other eminent wizards viewed magic merely as a ladder to personal gain, neglecting its research for power struggles.

Seeking solitude, Domino relocated to the remote Black Tower, once inhabited by a legendary wizard from the Age of Tower. However, his peers disapproved and imposed a challenge upon him.

This challenge was to mentor a fully competent wizard within three years—a feat typically spanning decades. Adding to the difficulty, his two wards, Aria Vancliff and Kaya Xavier, were among the academy's most challenging students. Will Domino be able to complete this difficult task...?



User Feedback

Recommended Comments

Outpost Omega J

Posted

There's a mouthful of a title for you. Is that even English (or Japanese, as the case may be)?

 

I dare somebody to say it three times fast.

Ivan

Posted

There's a mouthful of a title for you. Is that even English (or Japanese, as the case may be)?

That's the official English title that JAST chose.

Japanese title was "少女魔法学 リトルウィッチロマネスク editio perfecta" and means roughly the same ( they use "magic school" instead of "spellbook" ).

 

 

"grimoire" comes from old French and roughly translates to "spellbook".

"editio perfecta" is direct Latin translation for "complete edition"

 

A lot of magic-themed works use language like that to sound "edgy", mysterious and pick up the interest. Just take a look at Umineko anime OP with it's pseudo-Latin chorus, or even title of "Puella Magi Madoka Magica" series - they could've just use "Mahou Shoujo Madoka" title ( "Puella Magi" means "magical girl/virgin" in Latin) and it'd mean the same, but they wanted to "stand out".

 

Steam greenlight version of this game (not the one that I posted here), without h-scenes will be named "Editio Acturi" ( Latin again, translates directly to "edition for everyone", or more natural "all-ages version".

Whitetragedy

Posted

This game... is actually harder than it looks...

eta

Posted

Surprisingly good. Dice + adorable/funny characters + quests. Just finished my first playthrough. Definitely going to need to actually strategize second time around. Also, star shaped missions indicate endings I think, so better save before doing those if you want to get the afterward from the final test.

Just playing

Posted

i advice everyone to play this game :)

thanks |van

Azada

Posted

Pretty fantastic so far. Just wish the art style wasn't so.... flowery? I don't really know how to explain it. Hopefully it starts to grow on me as i play



Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Unfortunately, your content contains terms that we do not allow. Please edit your content to remove the highlighted words below.
Add a comment...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.


×
×
  • Create New...