The Witch and the Hundred Knight is a video game that was released for the PlayStation 3 in 2013. It is an action role-playing game developed by Nippon Ichi Software and follows the story of a witch named Metallia, who is also known as the Swamp Witch. Metallia is an immortal and powerful witch who resides in the swamp and has the ability to use powerful magic. The game begins when the witch summons the Hundred Knight, a loyal servant who is bound to do her bidding. The Hundred Knight is a small, imp-like creature who wields a sword and is able to travel through various realms using teleportation gates. Metallia orders the Hundred Knight to do her bidding and help her expand her swampy domain.
Metallia's highest stats are INT and RES making her a magic tank, though her DEF is fair. At the start, Metallia has the basic set of tier 1 offensive spells: Fire, Ice, Wind and Star. If one puts in enough time and effort, Metallia can learn the tier 4 offensive spells, which can put her at a huge advantage over the generic magic using classes since she learns these spells earlier. She is even able to learn tier 5 offensive magic, which makes her a useful unit in battle. Other skills include Twilight Elemental, and skills whose visuals showcase mechanics from The Witch and The Hundred Knight. She is a Monster Unit and can Magichange into a staff.
Her Magichange, Witch Domination, involves her making a Unit on the field enter a enemy Unit s house, beat the Unit up, and dominate the house, which ultimately results in an item being stolen from the Unit. The strange aspects of her condition are later revealed to be because she was artificially created by Malia using a magical seed from Great Witch, Uruka.
Metallia orders the Hundred Knight to do her bidding and help her expand her swampy domain. Throughout the game, the player takes control of the Hundred Knight and explores various locations in order to complete missions and defeat enemies. The player can also use various weapons and abilities as they progress through the game.
Swamp Witch Metallica
From Nippon Ichi's latest game 'The Witch and the Hundred Knight' comes a 1/8th scale of the main witch from the game, Metallica! The pose is based on one of the official illustrations from the game, and features her usual confident smile as she holds the Hundred Knight she summoned up by one leg - fully capturing her arrogant personality within the figure! Her huge witch's hat and broom have also been faithfully sculpted giving some impressive volume to the figure. The base of the figure captures the surroundings of her home in the Niburuhenne swamp, bringing out the atmosphere of the game even more!
Additionally, the player can also make choices that affect the outcome of the story and the characters' relationships. Metallia, as the main protagonist, is characterized as a self-centered and rude individual. She is known for her foul language and disdain for humans. However, as the game progresses, her personality and motivations are further revealed. The player also learns about her history and why she desires to expand her swampy domain. Overall, The Witch and the Hundred Knight is a unique action role-playing game that combines elements of fantasy and storytelling. It allows players to take control of a powerful witch and her loyal servant as they embark on a journey to expand their powers and conquer new lands..
Reviews for "The Wotch and the Hundred Knight Metallia: The Battle for Control"
1. John - 2/5 - I really wanted to like "The Witch and the Hundred Knight: Metallia", but I found the gameplay to be repetitive and tedious. The combat system felt clunky and the controls were not very responsive. The story also failed to captivate me, as it lacked depth and character development. Additionally, the graphics were underwhelming and the soundtrack was forgettable. Overall, I was left feeling disappointed and unsatisfied with this game.
2. Sarah - 1/5 - I found "The Witch and the Hundred Knight: Metallia" to be a complete waste of my time. The gameplay was monotonous and uninteresting, offering nothing new or engaging. The dialogue was poorly written and the voice acting was subpar. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked any depth. I struggled to connect with them or care about the story. The game also suffered from technical issues, with frequent crashes and glitches. I regret purchasing this game and would not recommend it to anyone.
3. Mike - 2/5 - As a fan of action RPGs, I was really excited to play "The Witch and the Hundred Knight: Metallia", but it fell short of my expectations. The combat mechanics were clunky and the controls were unintuitive. The level design was uninspired and repetitive, making the game feel like a chore to progress through. The story was convoluted and poorly explained, leaving me confused and disinterested. The character development was lackluster and the side quests felt like filler content. Overall, I was disappointed with this game and would not recommend it to other RPG enthusiasts.
4. Samantha - 3/5 - "The Witch and the Hundred Knight: Metallia" had potential, but it failed to deliver an enjoyable experience for me. The gameplay felt unbalanced and the difficulty spikes were frustrating. The visuals were lackluster and the character models lacked detail. The story had interesting elements, but they were poorly executed and left me wanting more. While the game had its flaws, I appreciated the unique concept and some of the humor scattered throughout. It's a shame the execution didn't live up to its potential.