LichXCoven

Thanks for fixing the bug with the skilltree. Great game BTW.

First off, I'll jump straight to the point, this game is JUST OK for $8. It's no brainer game just keep level up the witch and reach level 100. It's fun and effectless since all you need to do is move the mouse around and kill the little enemies. I like the plot however the story detail is plain. The s3x scene is ok. Each witch will have like 6-8 scene within 100 level, which I think is not enough. The biggest complain I've is only THREE WITCHES to play through the game. I max out the first witch and reach level 100 in like a little over an hour (first time gameplay). For $8 this game won't last more than 4 hours. This game is so easy to make I think include SIX WITHCES will be fair. I really hope the dev will consider add more witches in future update.

You’ve been called in to help three witches grow stronger. Part of the deal involves sex, but the other part is built around a simple incremental gameplay loop. Each floor is filled with enemies, and your job is to hold down the left mouse button, or keep clicking, while moving the circle attached to your cursor over enemies to damage and kill them. Every kill fills a progress counter, and once it’s full, you move on to the next floor. The ultimate goal is to reach floor 100, but that is impossible with your starting abilities. Your mana, which serves as both your attack resource and your health, constantly drains and doesn’t recover between floors. Thankfully, defeated enemies drop currency that can be spent on permanent upgrades. The upgrade tree is similar to what you’ll find in other incremental games. Many upgrade nodes start out hidden and only become visible after you buy the first level of a connected upgrade. From there, more branches gradually open up. You can increase your damage, expand your mana pool, reduce mana drain while attacking, earn more currency from kills, and even unlock a special attack mapped to the right mouse button. As you would expect, most upgrades …

It's Good I hope it will have a Japanese voice

While the game isn't bad per say, right now I don't think it's worth the 8 Euros that are being asked. The dialogues are written in first person perspective and while not great I've seen a lot worse and my expectations are pretty low for these kind of games anyway, so that gets a pass. Not a fan of the male character we are impersonating but that's also whatever. The skill tree progression feels good until about two thirds of the way. Until that point, you sometimes have to redo the same few floors to unlock enough power ups to progress again, which felt pretty good. The skill trees themselves are a bit varied with every tree having a different gimmick which is fine, even if they feel pretty similar overall, but I guess that helps with the balancing aspect. But at a certain point you unlock a exponential multiplier which makes all the careful balancing and the whole existence of almost all the other nodes completely irrelevant, you just melt everything on the screen and speed run the rest of the floors. That's one thing I really don't get. The easiest part of the game are the last 30% of each run. I quite liked the three character models, and while they're pretty two dimensional…