Witch's Tales

A sad follow up to the original Witch's Prank. It's basically all the little hidden object games and mini games without the exploring areas aspect. So you get puzzle after puzzle with a small blurb of "story" between each one. In normal mode and hard you're timed on all levels. However, even on normal I found myself constantly running out of time. For these matching games they will randomly have the items be in pairs or sets of three and while you can figure out if an object is a pair or triple, this comes off more as annoying than an added layer of depth. When you run out of time it resets the puzzle and you have to do it again with a different scene. This got so annoying to the point that I turned the difficulty down to easy. After a few levels in a row of matching items and not much variety aside from a memory match game and a puzzle piece game, I uninstalled it. I also had a possible glitch in one puzzle where it said to drag pieces from the center to match them and there were two piles in opposite corners and neither let me drag the items off it. Instead I had to match items by the fringes of the objects and it took me maybe 20 minutes? I don't know if this was intended, a g…

Bad hidden object game. Nothing story, just some bad levels. There are some bugs.

Good game for 3 AM thinking

I bought this game thinking it would be like the other game, but it's really just a bunch of puzzles and a bit disappointing in comparison to the Witch's Pranks game.

Easy game to play.

I like the art and the music is not annoying while you play. I like matching games, but there are a couple things about this one I don't like. One might be user error, but one puzzle type doesn't seem to work as designed. There is one big pile of things stacked on top of one another in the middle of the screen and your view is from the top of the pile looking down. The instructions say that we should be able to click on an item and drag it off to the side (there is plenty of room given for this purpose), but for the life of me, I couldn't get anything to drag off the pile. So I solved the puzzle by looking at the VERY edges of everything I could see and only match those things with bits sticking far enough out from under the items layered on of it to recognize it to match to its pair. This worked out for the most part, but then all of a sudden, something I did DID move an item, but I could not get it to repeat. When the item got randomly moved however, it moved OVER the top of 1/3 of the edges I was trying to use to match pairs. Sigh. The other annoying thing is when there is triple matching, only 2 of the three items disappear from the screen, so it stays cluttered enough to wher…