The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood Reviews

Incredibly compelling. The worldbuilding and storytelling really drew me right in, it really made me feel like my choices mattered. The art is also stunning. I found myself inspired.

This game genuinely made me feel so many raw emotions and was incredibly provoking, Kudos to the devs for making me laugh, cry, and feel pretty much everything. Genuine pleasure to play this.

10/10, just absolutely beautiful in it's style and storytelling and all. Definitely going to be something to play again in the future

A very chill and aesthetically pleasing deckbuilding game. The tutorials explain everything to you very well, sometimes it feels like handholding after a while. I had fun playing with the different combinations for decks, but while the game emphasizes choice it's very difficult to determine what the outcomes will be in any logical sense. The story was clear, although a little lacking in depth Overall, I would recommend this game if you're looking for a calm, low-stakes gaming experience and/or fans of pixel graphics

A great game with unique characters, in fantastic setting. I cannot reccomend it enough for people who enjoy visual novels and the like.

All I really have to say about this game is the vibes are immaculate. From the serene soundtrack, to the beautiful pixel art and character portraits, the wonderfully written story, and the truly best part of the game the card crafting mechanics. Letting yourself run wild and create cards of whatever meaning you want. Allowing yourself to craft story's through the art in your tarot cards. As well as making the gameplay a little different through the meaning of your cards like your truly discovering this all with Fortuna. Easy worth it and then some.

It was 3 on 1, but they were magically challenged witches, against one person of extraordinary genius and witchcraft. It wasn't even close. I adore this game's art style and the story I experienced during my first playthrough. I was so hooked!

A beautiful, well-written game about loneliness, power, friendship, and the gravity of choice. Unlike many other games, this one really gives you many high-stakes choices to make which also have significant consequences for your character. The art style and the music frame the rollercoaster of emotion a player is riding rather well. The content warning is deserved, the game engages with all of these heavy topics, yet it does so from a thoughtful and empathic perspective. Having an immortal, powerful witch as protagonist does not change that, but rather informs this. The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood is one of the few games with a very powerful protagonist actually depicting the many hazards, pitfalls and unforeseen consequences of the actions of such individuals. Since, in my opinion, the characters are well-written, I gladly joined this journey into a mystical and beautiful world that maps out a vision of how a society of magically powerful immortals would actually function.

A beautifully strange and poetic story about the nature of fate and power, which doesn't lean heavily on genie tropes or monkey paw curls -- it doesn't condemn you for wanting to change the status quo or punish you karmically for actually using your supernatural powers, which is quite nice. Caveats? I wasn't really that into the massive political storyline that dominates the last act of the game, but it's not badly made, just not my cup of Witch Tea. But the thing that didn't sit well with me at all was the romance option. I say "option" because when I picked a romance destiny, I got railroaded right into the arms of one specific character I didn't really have any interest in. In a game about forging your own destiny it feels weird that I had no say in that. Overall this wasn't really entirely my thing, but I can see it was made with craft and care and skill and I know it's absolutely going to be a favorite for many.

Truly a masterpiece. Beautiful art, beautiful story, beautiful philosophies that make you sit and think. I adored making my own cards, having spent way more hours than I expected doing that! If you enjoy deep, peaceful games and/or anything magical or mystical...this will be right up your alley. My only regret is not getting it sooner...but I suppose this was fate, after all. Worth the full price.