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Stardust: Wish of Witch

Stardust: Wish of Witch

|South Korea|Tactical, Role-playing (RPG)

8.2 /10

Aww Great!

Niche

758 ratings
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Steam · Player score8.2/10758 ratings
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Why play it

STARDUST: Wish of Witch is a single-player SRPG beautifully crafted in pixel art. Follow the secret of the wish-granting star and join the adventure of the girl “Star” and the mage “Yu”.

Story and worldbuilding

Two young adventurers are drawn into a journey that uncovers hidden truths behind miracles, choices, and the cost of wishing. What begins as a simple adventure slowly becomes a story about growing up and confronting destiny.

Game highlights
Rating momentum

Aww Great!: 8.2/10 across 758 ratings. Word of mouth is strong — if you like the genre, go for it.

Play style

Leans into Tactical, Role-playing (RPG), Strategy — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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RPGamerEzra Kinnell · 3 Jul, 2026
5/10

On one hand, the game has some exceptional presentational qualities, a heartwarming narrative, and interesting combat ideas within the tactical genre. On the other hand, the narrative is a bit unfocused at times and a finicky UI along with some questionable design choices turn what could have been a fun system into a chore.

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Game8Lloyd Opalec · 29 May, 2026
7.8/10

Despite a handful of shortcomings, STARDUST: Wish of Witch is an easy game to like Its story may follow well-known tropes and its combat does not always make full use of its ideas, but its cast and the sheer quality of its presentation carry it a long way. Kniv Studio’s debut leaves a big impression and makes me excited to see what the team does next.

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