Majogami (v1.1.2)

A blade slices through a world built from paper, but Majogami carries far more menace than its handcrafted look suggests. This 2D action platformer follows Shiroha, an amnesiac swordswoman traveling with Shiori, her father’s strange paper-bound form, through a realm ruled by divine Craft Witches. Armed with the katana Kamikiri, she faces grotesque gods, occult magic, and a deeply personal search for lost memories. The mood balances vivid character art with dark folklore, giving the adventure the feel of a stylish anime tale that steadily reveals its emotional stakes.

Combat revolves around Setsuna, a rapid movement-and-slash technique that lets Shiroha close gaps, cut through enemies, and navigate hazards with sharp timing. More than 35 stages mix precision platforming, enemy encounters, and demanding boss battles, with 13 distinct Majogami acting as major tests of reflexes and pattern recognition. Recarte memory cards gradually fill in Shiroha’s past, while Astrals unlock alternate fighting forms that expand how she approaches combat. Magical charms and ability-granting scrolls provide further customization, allowing players to tune their build toward mobility, survivability, or more aggressive swordplay.

Its most striking feature is the paper-craft presentation: environments, characters, and monsters look tactile and elaborate without losing the color and clarity needed for fast action. Full Japanese voice acting and a large amount of dialogue give the family story more weight than a typical score-chasing platformer, while optional missions and online leaderboards reward players who want to refine their routes and combat execution. Majogami suits fans of Inti Creates-style action, especially players who enjoy the tight, boss-focused design of games like Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon or Azure Striker Gunvolt. Newcomers can enjoy its striking world and flexible upgrades, but veterans who relish demanding movement and clean, decisive attacks are likely to get the most from it.