Witches Brew

-The original developer had a breakdown and passed the project on to Dharker Studios. I like most of Dharker Studios Works but... Dkarker Studious dropped all planned features and turned it into a regular VN because that's what they know best. I've had the game on my wishlist for sometime didn't know about that. Tell after I got the game and played it. -Game was short like an hour -Dharker Studios characters crossover into the story.

Another depressing game. It's... fine. I mean, it's a VN - so it's not like there's really any gameplay to damn or redeem it. The art is good, the characters are pretty... but the MC is going to this town to set up a hub for her to explore the wilderness... but the game ends as soon as you buy your house in town (which you do before even setting foot in the wilderness). You're paying for a full-price HVN for what is essentially only the prologue chapter. I was actually thinking about giving this a 3, but the more I think about it, the more this purchase actually pisses me off - everything about this game conspires to make it feel like a scam, which is a damn pity as it actually had the potential to be really good. 1/10

[i]I'll set dislike because of busted price tag, but this game is deeply mediocre.[/i] The story feels dull, because its only purpose is to glue together h-scenes, which I do not find enough [i]exiting[/i], it is, because they are too short, even if the textual quality is good... there is 7 of them, however better would be having 2 long ones. And to actually get them you need to fail potion brewing... 4 times, makes sense from story long term perspective. But not to worry, because it is short, even considering 2 global routes. Language is a bit broken, however even so sentence structures are reasonably advanced. Yet the work with subtitles / text are horrible: - Names are not in colour, c'mon just do it, it will be so much more convenient for the player, not only that, but with scenes with 2 unknown characters, where both are named "? ? ?", it is impossible to understand who is speaking. - Protagonist thoughts are written in the same style as her speech lines, I can understand what is what, though make them in colour, or in italic, or hide speaker's name. There is 3 (three) musical tracks in the game, it is short, yes, but these music are free, I believe; add as much as you want…

This isn't a romance novel. It's a short story across 3 days, about a witch making potions so she can rent a house in a town full of promiscuous lesbians. It looks like there were more than just the two paths I played. However the paths that I did try were so bad and incoherent that I just couldn't bring myself to try to find every single path. The art is nice enough, although the proportions/perspective could do with some work, especially when it comes to breasts being lopsided or changing proportions. The "skip seen text" option doesn't work properly - it skips some, but not others. The story is completely ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up. It has almost no continuity - sometimes things are missing, sometimes things happen twice, sometimes things that happened are forgotten/ignored. [spoiler] The first day, Selene went to the stablemaster, told her she was a witch, and the stablemaster denied needing a potion and sent her away. So then she went to the sorceress and made her a potion. Later on, Selene states that she knows what potion the stablemaster needs. She also stated that the stablemaster chased her off before she could mention that she was a witch... but in the previous encounte…

Barely has enough text for a hour of reading but that's not surprising it's a salvage operation by publisher after original Kickstarter dev burned out and abandoned the project that promised actual game and world. "Story" as little as there is of it is basically you arrive to the town and secure your future base of operations and after 3rd day you get booted back to main menu, that's it.

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