Statistiche e grafici di Witchspire

molto molto bello

Non mi fa startare il gioco ... AGGIUSTATE SUBITO!!!!!!!!!!!!

A game with enormous potential. The idea itself is really good and something we've been waiting for a long time. It has a lot of "buts" at the moment, but the premise is truly excellent. Please implement Italian as soon as possible. It would be greatly appreciated, especially to raise awareness of this gem.

Gioco molto divertente giocato in co-op. Tra molti Early access provati questo é una delle migliori scoperte fatte ultimamente. Un mix particolare che tra magie e famigli rende il gioco una piccola chicca che mancava in un periodo che trovo veramente pochi giochi interessanti che mi facciano venire voglia di riaprirli e giocarci ancora

Una bella esperienza rpg sopravvivenza a tema magica. Il mondo di gioco è magnifico, molto vasto, con un misto di design onirici e molto colorati e tante cose da esplorare e scoprire. Il gameplay è solido e da la possibilità di "catturare" una serie di esseri magici da far combattere al nostro fianco o assegnarli alle varie postazioni di lavoro per migliorare la velocità e qualità di produzione. Il sistema di costruzione delle basi è gestito tramite una proiezione del nostro personaggio senza vincoli di movimento il che rende la costruzione e il posizionamento dei vari oggetti molto semplice, intuitivo e divertente con la possibilità di staccarci dalla griglia di costruzione. La raccolta di risorse è molto divertente e per nulla noiosa, rispetto alla media dei survival, grazie a magie e attrezzi magici. Mi viene da pensare ovviamente, visto che abitiamo un mondo magico, perchè non far apparire direttamente l'oggetto che voglio completo invece di raccogliere il legno e costruirlo a mano? I limiti devono esserci altrimenti sarebbe troppo facile :D L'esplorazione tramite la scopa magica che ci permette di volare pressochè senza limiti rende tutto più magico e divertente. Tutto il crafting in generale l'ho trovato molto divertente e per nulla tedioso, dalle assi di legno alle pozioni più forti. C'è tanto da fare, da scoprire e da costruire ed è solo in early access, il quale non preclude assolutamente il divertimento e la giocabilità. Ottimo livello di ottimizzazione e polish generale. Tante possibilità e potenziale. C'è la possibilità di giocare interamente da soli o con amici e non. Lo consiglio anche nello stato attuale di accesso anticipato!!

Molto carino e rilassante. Gameplay semplice, sandbox personalizzabile. (Mappa ancora parziale ma enorme)

The game is actually good, i'm enjoying it so far. The huge problem (and for a game like this is a HUGE NO) is that you can only host players while you play, and not share a world with your friends letting everyone join it whenever they want. The host still need to be always online to let the others to play the world you started to play with them, Wich is so wrong for a game like this, in my opinion a shared server would be much more in line with a game so focused on develop a worlc while playing with your friends community. Hope they will change that.

Sells a co-op adventure, but with no shared direction it's just two witches wandering off alone. STATE: DROPPED AT HOUR 5, co-op on Steam Deck, and we're not new to survival or co-op games. Early Access, so this judges the current state: five hours in we hadn't reached any mid or late game, so this is about the opening hours. DESIGN INTENT A cozy "magical survival" built for two: two novice witches exploring a hand-crafted world, befriending creatures and conjuring a sanctuary together. WHAT WORKS The look. Art direction is gorgeous, the world is warm and inviting, the creatures are beautifully designed (you can see the investment), and the witch fantasy (the sky, the stars, flying the broom) carries the experience on its own for a while. When you just stop and look around, the game keeps its promise. WHAT BREAKS The backbone that's supposed to hold the co-op together. You don't know what to do: the objective list in the top-left is unstable, it lights up, disappears, the quest changes on its own, and the rewards never land. And you don't know where to go: the map is readable, but you can't drop your own markers. So instead of splitting roles, we each just wandered off alone. The signature hook breaks too. To befriend a creature you basically have to kill it, and then there's a chance it follows you: there's no skill-based capture loop (wear it down, then bond), and the outcome reads as random, so even when it works you don't know why. Once a creature is yours, you can't deploy it to auto-work your base the way Palworld does, you have to slot the right creature into the right machine by hand. They get two timed attacks, they level up, they have abilities, but improving your bond grants no bonus, so there's no reason to get attached. A gorgeous roster with no loop to make you care. Around that: crafting with only two workstations, timer-gated waiting and no automation after 5 hours; shallow combat that, with no lock-on, comes down to manually aiming and spamming attacks (in 2026, if there's a dodge, you need to stay locked on the target for it to mean anything); a broom that sometimes refuses to take off; and on Steam Deck it often took three or four app restarts to launch (once running, it runs fine). WHAT I'D CHANGE One thing above all: shared markers on the compass, so the two of you decide together where to go and can finally split the work. After that, a stable objective list, a creature hook that's legible and rewarding (a real capture loop, creatures that can auto-work, a bond that actually pays off), and an optional lock-on. None of this touches the art, which is the strong point, and all of it reinforces the exact co-op fantasy the game is selling. VERDICT Buy it now only if wandering a cozy witch-themed world is enough on its own and the atmosphere carries it for you. At its current price, though, it isn't worth it yet. Skip it for now (it's Early Access) if you want co-op that actually makes you collaborate, with roles and a direction: for that, Windrose (same genre, soulslite combat and islands full of points of interest) does today the job that's missing here, and for the creature side Palworld still owns it. Wishlist Witchspire and check back after a few patches.