TRYFIRST Co., Ltd. was a game developer that once operated in Japan's gaming industry. Although it was founded relatively recently in 2008, it merged with its parent company, Yuke's Co., Ltd., on January 31, 2010, marking the end of its short history. Despite its brief period of activity, TRYFIRST made a significant impression with its unique titles.

TRYFIRST's most notable work is the Nintendo DS game “Witch's Wish,” released in 2009. Featuring character designs by Naru Nanao, this game tells the heartwarming story of an apprentice witch helping people in her town. The story, spread across 13 chapters, captivated players with its simple gameplay and adorable illustrations, especially resonating with young girls.

“Witch's Wish” is known for its unique system where players draw magic circles on the Nintendo DS's touchscreen using a stylus. If the magic circle isn't completed within the time limit, the spell fails, adding an element of tension to the gameplay. This system, unlike traditional action games, allowed players to feel like they were truly becoming a witch. This innovative gameplay was particularly popular among young female players, further boosting the game's popularity.

Despite only being active for a few years, TRYFIRST captivated many fans with its creativity and originality. “Witch's Wish,” in particular, continues to be loved as a retro game for girls, its impact remaining timeless. The legacy of TRYFIRST is not just in the games they created, but in the memories and heartwarming experiences they provided to players.

Although short-lived, TRYFIRST left its mark on the gaming industry, carving out a unique legacy. The works they produced continue to be loved by many people across generations. TRYFIRST's games were more than just entertainment—they were “magic” that brought joy and inspiration to players.