YMMV / A Witch's Tale

• Awesome Music:
  • The ending credits, for both playthroughs.
  • The CD version of Between Dream and Reality.
• Game-Breaker:
  • In terms of offense, every single one of Liddell's Ancient Magic spells as they will one-shot nearly every regular enemy in the game (unless they have more than 10,000 HP).
  • In terms of support, Loue's doll. One of his abilities makes the entire party invincible for the current round while the other spends 128 MP to completely restore the entire party's HP and MP!
• So Okay, It's Average: The positives to the game are the lovely graphics and quirky characters while the gameplay is hampered by its repetitiveness in each world and in battles plus the lack of incentive to use any of the dolls other than Dayna, Loue or the ones based on the princesses.
• Tear Jerker:
  • The second playthrough has Anne's death. The music right afterward does not help.
  • Liddell's memories of being abandoned by her mother.
• That One Boss: The Thunder Lion. He hits very hard, and his Strange Light sets up a magic-reflecting barrier, forcing you to use weak physical attacks or to have a weak spell reflected so you can keep casting magic.
• Ugly Cute: Lots of the dolls. Some are just plain cute.

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