Chantelise - A Tale of Two Sisters (2006)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up
Themes:Action, Fantasy
Game modes:Single player
Story:Five years ago, a witch's curse beneath the red moon turned Chante into a fairy. Now she and her sister Elise search for a way to transform her back into a human, and in their travels they come across a particular town, which is home to a number of nearby ruins, as well as a peculiar shopkeeper named Aira, and a strange, mercurial fortune-teller who calls herself Elma. Could this place hold the key to returning Chante to normal? Or will it lead to more answers than our two sisters ever wanted to know?...Show more
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This game along with Recettear belong back on gog! It was a very sad day when both were taken from us! The game is a great dungeon crawler with good elemental magic and combat.
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