Creative brand Acacia has revealed the progress of the official Korean localization for its mystery adventure game 'Magical Girl Witch Trials.'
On the 11th, Acacia announced via its official Korean X account that script translation for the ongoing Korean localization of 'Magical Girl Witch Trials' has been fully completed. The developer stated that it is currently conducting final preparation work to implement the localization into the actual game, including quality checks on the translated script and fine-tuning the UI.
However, the exact release schedule for the Korean update was not disclosed. Acacia explained that localization is taking time due to its dedicated team operating on an extremely small scale, adding that it is fully aware of Korean players' expectations for the localization and is continuing work to meet them.
'Magical Girl Witch Trials' is a mystery adventure game developed by Acacia. It tells the story of 13 girls, including the main character Ema Sakuraba, who are trapped in a mysterious prison mansion. Players must investigate the prison, uncover the truth behind murder cases that occur among the girls, and identify hidden witches through "Witch Trials."
Since launching on Steam on July 18, 2025, sales have steadily grown. After surpassing 100,000 copies sold in about a month and a half after release, it reached 400,000 copies in December of the same year and passed 500,000 copies in February 2026.
It subsequently expanded its platforms by releasing a Nintendo Switch version this past July, and as of August 28, combined global cumulative sales across Steam and Switch exceeded 700,000 units. It also maintains an "Overwhelmingly Positive" user review rating on Steam.
The exact official Korean language release date for 'Magical Girl Witch Trials' has not yet been announced, and Acacia plans to share various updates regarding the title through its official Korean X account in the future.
