Little Witch in the Woods tells the story of Ellie, an apprentice witch. Explore the mystical forest, help the charming residents, and experience the daily life of the witch.
In the 'Lucerein Ortu', witches live together. They built 'Witch House' in various areas and have been sending their apprentice witches there. The apprentice witches must go to the one of the 'Witch's Houses' and help the nearby village and villagers. If you complete your apprenticeship successfully, you can become a formal witch. Become Ellie the Apprentice Witch and experience her daily life!
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I was looking forward to this as a witchy crystal girl. I have played this game for 8 hours now and was pleasantly surprised. It is not a AAA title but a cute game that you can play to relax, so I'm not overly critical or angry about the little bugs and mistakes it still has. After all, it is still in early access. I will list some pros and cons. Pros - Cute artstyle and cool characters, sweet story - Everything is explained very well - You always have a quest or something to do - You have a good quest overview - If you fail to make certain potions you dont lose ingredients Cons - Quite a long opening dialogue, I think it could be shortened a bit, it blew me away a bit at the start. In general some conversations could be more compact or effective - I wish you could sort your inventory - I wish the catalogue-witch-girl had her own little booth, instead of standing in front of my house
First impression is positive, game runs smooth, story and gameplay is engaging enough for me to want to come back after having finished the tutorial and unlocking the town. Artstyle, UI and sprites, all are very pleasant to look at. The crafting system is simplified, you don't have to grind like in Graveyard Keeper, it's more story focused, but everything has a twist to keep ingredient collection interesting. It comes with the typical stamina/time management system like Stardew Valley. Can't tell you about the length of the available content yet. Big nono, be aware: Keybinds are fixed and you control your character with arrow keys and need 2 hands on the keyboard at all times. Developer needs to add custom keybinds soon!!! Would be neat to have mouse support and custom keybinds, but it's early access... For the price, it's a no-brainer. Would recommend. Game has potential.
This review is made in reference to the Little Witch in the Woods Discord server. It's been a year and two days now since the release of LWitW Early Access, and I wanted to provide a bit of an organized recap of what we've been so far. A lot of people, including myself, have purchased this game under the guise of there being a transparent workflow and incremental updates, as is normal with early access games. In the events leading up to this game's public release, we've had numerous announcements in the dev-log channel, including the enemy Dubby, the painter Vinch, and a cave area to explore, all things still not in the public build of the game. Since May 16th 2022 though, we have received three dev logs (7, 8, and 9) and only one meaningful patch update with multiple small bug fixes and languages added all close to the initial release of the game. it pains me to say this, but in my
Little witch in the woods is a very charming game. It's a laid back enough that you don't feel incredibly rushed to finish quests! There's also no serious consequence for staying out past 2am. With that said, there are a few things that i've found a little wonky [all be it is going to be released in a few weeks so don't take what i say as the end all be all lol.] - Controls are honestly really frustrating. I'm hoping we can button map once full release is out - playing on p.c has been a challenge and not a fun one. - My computer meets the recommended requirements but loading in takes almost 4 minutes at times. I'm not sure why, but hopefully that is fixed upon release! - The dialog i've encountered so far is very charming/funny/rich. It's very read heavy, so if you don't like games like that you might not find that part of the game as fun. I personally enjoy it a lot! - Inventory s
i like it but the controls drive me crazy, why not just use wasd i do not understand
I loved this game when I first played it in 2022. It seemed like a perfect cozy, casual gaming experience, I enjoyed everything about it and was looking forward to playing the complete game. But the fact that almost 3 years later the game is still in early access and the developer works on things like customization/cosmetics instead of finishing the story first, makes me lose my faith that it's ever going to happen. On top of that, when I installed one of the updates some time ago, my whole progress, so 12 hours of playing, disappeared and I had to start all over, which completely discouraged me. I will be delighted to change my review to a positive one if the game gets finished. But for now, I can't recommend it.
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