Witch on the Holy Night PS4/Switch port to launch in December with English subtitles [Update]

Written by. Ryuki Ishii based on the original Japanese article (original article’s publication date: 2022-04-12 10:59 JST)


[Update 2022/05/28 1:31 JST]
Aniplex has announced that the PS4 and Nintendo Switch port of Mahoutsukai no Yoru: Witch on the Holy Night will launch on December 8 in Japan for 6,600 yen (around $50).


[Original Text 2022/04/12 11:00 JST]
Aniplex has announced that the PS4 and Nintendo Switch port of Mahoutsukai no Yoru: Witch on the Holy Night (魔法使いの夜) will launch this December in Japan. It’s a fully voiced, full HD console port of the 2012 visual novel created by TYPE-MOON for PC. The PS4 and Nintendo Switch ports will support English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese subtitles.

Alongside the announcement of the release window, the voice cast of the main characters have been announced as follows:

Aoko Aozaki: Haruka Tomatsu
Soujuurou Shizuki: Yuusuke Kobayashi
Alice Kuonji: Kana Hanazawa
Kojika Kumari: Chika Anzai
Housuke Kinomi: Shohei Kajikawa
Tobimaru Tsukiji: Toshinari Fukamachi

Mahoutsukai no Yoru: Witch on the Holy Night takes place in the late 1980s in a small city in Japan called Misaki, where there’s a rumor going around about two witches living in a mansion at the top of a hill. The main protagonist is a high school student named Soujuurou Shizuki, who just moved to the area from the countryside. One day, Soujuurou meets Aoko Aozaki and finds himself involved with modern-day witches.

The game’s scenario was created by Kinoko Nasu, the character design was handled by Hirokazu Koyama, and the script was written by Tsukurimonoji. All three of them will reprise their roles in the upcoming port.


The official website of Mahoutsukai no Yoru: Witch on the Holy Night can be found here.

In related news, an anime movie adaptation of Mahoutsukai no Yoru: Witch on the Holy Night is also in the works, with animation being handled by ufotable, the animation studio behind Demon Slayer.

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