Ashina the fiery witch was a legendary figure in ancient folklore. She was known for her exceptional powers and her connection with the element of fire. According to the stories, Ashina was born with an innate gift for manipulating fire, creating and controlling flames at will. Legend has it that Ashina's powers were discovered at a young age when she accidentally set her family's home ablaze. Instead of fearing her abilities, her family saw her potential and sent her to study under the guidance of a wise old witch. Under the tutelage of her mentor, Ashina learned to harness her powers, honing her skills in fire manipulation.
Finally, after more than its fair share of delays, WrestleQuest is finally out. This pixel art wrestling role-player has been a long time coming and looks set to delight wrestling fans born in the ‘80s.
THE ULTIMATE PRO WRESTLING ADVENTURE Powerbomb and piledrive your way through a massive pixel art universe where professional wrestling and RPG fantasy collide. Welcome to the mystical world of Lost Forest, a captivating adventure game that invites you to embark on a tranquil and soothing journey through an enchanting forest shrouded in mystery and fog.
Under the tutelage of her mentor, Ashina learned to harness her powers, honing her skills in fire manipulation. She became adept at summoning flames of various sizes, shaping them into intricate patterns, and even controlling the temperature of the flames. As Ashina's powers grew, so did her reputation.
New on Switch: Virgo Versus The Zodiac, Blasphemous 2, WrestleQuest, Red Raptor, Ashina: The Red Witch, more
Gamescom is currently underway, meaning PR folk, developers, and journalists are all busy either showing off their new titles or covering them. Or perhaps stuck at an airport.
This appears to have impacted this week’s assortment of new Switch eShop titles, with fewer games than usual. There’s still plenty to mull over though – and next week is looking crammed.
From Serenity Forge comes Virgo Versus The Zodiac – a pixel art RPG paying homage to Mario & Luigi and Earthbound, with turn-based combat that also requires timely button presses to block and counter. You play as a villain – Virgo, the Holy Queen – and your actions lead to different endings. Retro-style shoot’em up stages also feature.
On that subject, eastasiasoft is readying Red Raptor – a 16-bit style vertical shooter. The prolific publisher is also putting out Giant Wishes, a visual novel with a risqué theme – a young florist named Runi wishes to become…bigger.
Fellow budget publisher Ratalaika Games isn’t without a new release either. Presenting Ashina: The Red Witch, a top-down pixel art adventure set in the spirit world. If you played My Big Sister, you may recognise a few characters.
Following on from last week’s Moving Out 2, Team17 is back with Blasphemous 2. Like the original, it’s a ruthless hack ‘n slash Metroidvania – now with a lot more to offer. Reviews went live last week and were a mixture of 7s, 8s, and 9s.
Finally, after more than its fair share of delays, WrestleQuest is finally out. This pixel art wrestling role-player has been a long time coming and looks set to delight wrestling fans born in the ‘80s.
People from far and wide sought her assistance, hoping to harness her fiery abilities for their own purposes. Some wanted protection, believing that her flames could ward off evil spirits. Others sought her aid in battles, convinced that her powers would give them an edge over their enemies. But Ashina was not a mere tool to be used by others. She had a strong sense of justice and used her powers for the greater good. She would often travel to trouble spots and use her fire magic to assist those in need. Whether it was stopping a raging forest fire or rescuing trapped villagers from a burning building, Ashina always used her powers responsibly and with great care. Despite her virtuous actions, Ashina faced criticism and skepticism from some. Many believed that her powers were unnatural or that she made a pact with dark forces to obtain them. However, Ashina remained undeterred. She continued to use her powers to protect and help others, proving time and time again that her intentions were pure. Ashina's story is a testament to the power of perseverance and using one's gifts for the betterment of society. Her unwavering dedication to justice and her fiery resolve make her a truly legendary figure in folklore. The tale of Ashina the fiery witch serves as a reminder that sometimes, the flames within us can be used to illuminate the path for others..
Reviews for "The Fiery Enigma of Ashina, the Mysterious Witch"
- John - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "Ashina the fiery witch". The storyline was confusing and hard to follow, and the characters were one-dimensional. The acting also felt very forced and unnatural. I wanted to like this movie, but unfortunately, it just didn't live up to my expectations.
- Sarah - 1 star - I found "Ashina the fiery witch" to be extremely boring. The pacing was slow, and there were too many unnecessary filler scenes that added nothing to the overall story. The dialogue was also uninteresting and lacked depth. I couldn't wait for the movie to end, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
- Mike - 2 stars - "Ashina the fiery witch" had so much potential, but it fell flat for me. The special effects were lackluster and didn't impress me at all. The story felt predictable and cliché, with no real twists or surprises. I was also not a fan of the soundtrack, which was forgettable and didn't add any emotional impact to the scenes. Overall, it was a disappointing experience.