Wytchwood Reviews

cute and very succinct, great art style and very easy to follow while also not feeling like its forcing you in a specific direction at a specific time.

Good game and story telling Didn't expect that ending Fun little game The art was eye what drew me in in the first place

Lovely game with an eerie vibe. I've really liked the stories, like little fary tales with a twist, and the art is gorgeous. Fair warning though, there's a lot of item farming and it can get a bit tedious. But overall I had a lot of fun playing it.

Lovely little game, good music and ambiance. Entertaining story and wonderful artwork. It was so much fun that I couldn't stop playing and finished the game in one go. 10/10 would recommend.

A plot with lots of little stories paired together to get to the ending. It had nice dialogue and pacing. I would definitely play this as a devoted game until you finish just because there is a handful of remembering/memory and crafting you need to do.

Such beautiful stories intertwined with incredible character designs and art styles. By far my favourite crafting game - there is a lot of backtracking through previous levels/areas to get materials for new recipes which I found annoying purely because I'm impatient but I eventually was able to predict what materials and spells to stock up on to make future quests easier. It's such a gorgeous game with a bittersweet ending, I highly recommend it!!!

Great game with beautiful art. Great cozy vibes. My only dislike was some of the running back and forth to get ingredients, making it tedious. Still, great game and I recommend!

Absolutely recommend if you like collect-a-thons, constant crafting, and fetch quests. The story is good, putting abusers in their place, but I wish there was less crafting or that the crafting was simplified. It's just exhausting backtracking and crafting 15 items for the one item you need to forward the current quest.

Lovely game. Beautiful graphics, in a stylized way. Cozy feel to it, with lots of small stories that have familiar hints from fairy tales. There's just enough puzzling to it that it is not too easy, but also not difficult enough to really have to strain the logical parts of your brain. You do need to like gathering though. The game relies on you gathering materials for every step of the story you go through, and will use materials from an ever growing number of areas to complete things. That said though, if you just gather things you come across while moving through areas and through the story, instead of rushing from point A to point B, it's really not all that grindy. My only regret is that the game is only some 15 hours long, and that there's no real immediate replayability. It's a gaming version of a Disney animated movie, as a grown up you probably don't watch it again immediately, but it is fun to re-watch at some point in the future. And I know I will pick up this game for a play through again at some point!

Great time killer if you're travelling or if you have nothing to do at home, but as a standalone game it's not very enjoyable. It's all about walking with little to no mechanics to keep the game interesting. There's LOTS of backtracking, and there are too little QoL to make it a bit easier. Yes, there's a market later in the game where you can spend money to aquire a few items like vases for example. Yet the assortment of these items is too little and it's still a bother to buy them (you an only buy 1 and need to click 3-4 times in order to get said 1 piece). If you like 'checklist' gaming then this is a game for you, but not me. The game is artistically phenomenal and the world is very well made, yet as a game i can not recommend it personally. It felt kind of mind-numbing to walk around and collect stuff for around 20 hours. It would've been better to play this game in smaller sessions on my phone rather than at home on pc. Halfway through the game I found myself just forcing through the game in order to get it done with and that's not a sign of an enjoyable game. This type of game is for a certain kind of gamer which I do fit the description of.