Play Little Magic (Japan) Online

You're a tiny wizard shuffling through grid mazes, flinging spells at odd creatures—starts chill, then suddenly you're panic-firing ice walls as everything rushes at you. That janky NES charm hits just right, with your robe clipping through doors and that weirdly catchy soundtrack.

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Game Overview

Little Magic was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System in Japan, developed by Aicom and published by Yonezawa PR21. It arrived during a period when many developers were experimenting with maze and puzzle concepts on the NES, offering a straightforward but engaging take on the genre.

You control a small wizard navigating through a series of single-screen rooms, each filled with enemies and obstacles. Your main goal is to clear every enemy from the room to proceed, using a limited supply of magic spells that can freeze or destroy foes. The game relies on careful positioning and quick reflexes, as enemies respawn if you leave and re-enter a screen, adding tension to exploration. The pacing starts relaxed but quickly becomes demanding, especially when multiple enemies fill the room and your spells run low. It feels like a tense, tactical scramble where every move counts.