Ritual of Raven is a cozy farming game that lets you be creative in a witchy world by empowering you to dip your toes into the magic of coding. You will meet lots of quirky characters that you can befriend and trade with. You will be able to enchant magical creatures to help you grow the ingredients for your spells. And of course you can be creative, decorate your farm and explore the magical world around you.
Platforms
Switch PCGenres
Adventure Indie Puzzle Role-playing (RPG) SimulatorThemes
Fantasy
Languages: English and 7 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
STWGames Italia
By Antonio RussoRitual of Raven proves to be a successful video game experiment, capable of shaking the foundations of a genre that too often lacks innovative ideas. The work done by Spellgarden Games delves deeply into the dynamics of interaction between the user and the world of Leynia, offering a vision that is different from the rest.
neXGam
By Michael TausendpfundRitual of Raven is an innovative and charming addition to the farming sim genre, clearly distinguishing itself from the competition with its unique programming mechanics. The combination of magic and automation is cleverly implemented and enjoyable, even if the game could occasionally have benefited from a bit more guidance. The Switch version is playable and well-suited for relaxed sessions on the go, but suffers from performance issues that will hopefully be improved by future patches. For fans of the genre looking for something new and willing to overlook technical shortcomings, Ritual of Raven offers an enchanting experience with plenty of heart. The game proves that even in the oversaturated farming sim market, there's still room for fresh ideas. And the witchy atmosphere, combined with the clever gameplay twist, makes it a highly recommended alternative for those who already know Stardew Valley and similar games inside and out.
Cat with Monocle
By Seth HayRitual of Raven is enjoyable in its own unique charm, but its story progression and learning curve can sometimes hinder players from advancing further into the game. If you’re seeking a soothing yet different style of simulation, give this indie game a try.
Qualbert.com
By Renee O'FlynnMagic farming games have been a bit of a trend in the last five years, so I appreciate Spellgarden taking that and making it their own. Where the game truly shines, though, is through its personality, which is something that helps it stand out amongst the crowd. A lot of these games are devoid of an overarching narrative and let the gameplay do all the talking, but in Ritual of Raven, everything is endearing. The constructs themselves, the NPCs, the story. All of it. It truly feels like the game version of soul food: nourishing and warm.
ReGame It
By Taha OmarRitual of Raven offers a unique magic-based farming style that sets it apart from traditional simulation games. The story is mysterious and engaging, though some lengthy dialogues don’t serve the narrative. Gameplay is fun and flexible with cards and companions, despite some repetitive collection tasks. Calm music and beautiful art design add a special touch to the experience.