Adorable Witch 2 Reviews

Adorable Witch 2 is a quirky, puzzle-based indie title that combines anime aesthetics, light strategy, and adult themes. Building on the modest success of the first game, the sequel doesn't reinvent the cauldron—but it stirs it just enough to keep fans entertained. The core mechanic involves a familiar “pin-pulling” puzzle format, where you guide water to help flowers grow—while avoiding hazards like monsters or poison. It’s the kind of logic puzzle that feels right at home on mobile, but its charm lies in the cute character animations and the satisfying simplicity of it all. There are 30 stages, and while they ramp up slightly in difficulty, don’t expect mind-bending puzzles. It's more of a chill, trial-and-error flow than a cerebral workout. Visually, Adorable Witch 2 delivers exactly what it promises: a bright, playful aesthetic centered on its titular witch heroine. The animations are smooth, and the character design is undeniably cute—with a heavy lean into fan service. If you’re here for wholesome vibes only, be warned: this game has a mature side. The backgrounds and UI are colorful and clear, with minimal clutter. There’s a surprising amount of polish for such a small game. There’s a free adult patch available that introduces explicit scenes once you complete certain levels. These moments are interactive and very much tailored to the niche “cute witch in a risqué situation” crowd. If that’s your jam, it’s well-executed. If not, the patch is optional and the base game remains relatively tame. Strengths: -Simple, relaxing puzzles with no pressure -Strong character art and animation -Optional adult content makes it more versatile for different audiences -Great price for the content offered Weaknesses -Short playtime (around 1–2 hours max) -Puzzles are too easy for experienced players -Very linear progression; little replay value -Niche appeal may turn away broader audiences Adorable Witch 2 doesn’t aim to be groundbreaking—but it delivers a cute, slightly naughty, and lightweight puzzle experience that fans of anime-style indie games will enjoy. If you liked the first game, this is more of the same with a bit of polish. It’s the gaming equivalent of a sweet little dessert: not very filling, but enjoyable while it lasts. Recommended for fans of lewd but lighthearted puzzle games, anime art lovers, and anyone looking for a short, casual diversion. Rating: 7/0

Even more cute, even more lewd~ If you played the first one, this is basically more of the same—just with better puzzles and slightly spicier rewards. The goal’s simple: Guide some water to a flower, save the witch, enjoy the view. It starts easy, gets trickier later, but never really frustrating. You can skip levels if you're lazy like me and just want to unlock stuff 😅 Art is cute as hell, gallery is stacked, and the voice acting? Actually pretty nice. For a budget hentai puzzle game, this one hits the sweet spot. Finished everything in one sitting, then stuck around for... science. 10/10 would hydrate the flower again 🌸