

Little Witchelsa: Pumpkin Peril
MixoGames Ltd. · 2022 · Casual, Board Game, Puzzle, Match 3, 2D
PC
2 user reviews50% · 2
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About Little Witchelsa: Pumpkin Peril
Witchelsa is on a quest to lift a curse placed on her father. Powerful magic is needed to break the curse and Marlow’s graveyard challenge may hold the key. By solving the graveyard’s puzzles, she will be granted one wish that she can use to break the curse and save her father.
Join Witchella on her adventure and help solve match 3 and hidden object puzzles in a spooky graveyard!
Join Witchella on her adventure and help solve match 3 and hidden object puzzles in a spooky graveyard!
- Earn gold coins and buy magical boosters
- An immersive hidden object experience
- Get a free spin for a chance to win bonuses
- Beautiful and spooky graphics.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Pros: -Interesting take on M3 gaming with traditional clear tiles levels, a spin on "pop to match" playing, and puzzles where you must move a character to the exit using matches. You need to set up the bombs strategically to do well. -Two types of clutter puzzles. One is a pick 2 type, and the other is a grow the element and keep fusing it with the matching one until you get the "top of the chain" element. -So many different powerups you can't keep track of them all. -Cute characters and storyline Cons: -Limited moves only, and the moves counter is so tight you have to be really good to win most levels without buying moves. -You must wait for the tiles to stop moving before you can make another move -Have to wait for all the powerups and cascades to finish doing their thing at the end of M3 levels. This also appears to be the ONLY way you can 3 star any levels. I can't figure out the secret to 3 starring the clutter levels. It's OK if you like really hard M3s, and you need a fair bit of luck to get through most levels if you don't want to spend a fortune buying moves or powerups. At 67 levels, it's a bit short for a M3 game but as hard as it is, I'm glad there wasn't more.9 found this helpful
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