- November 3, 2023
- Chowbie
- 5h median play time
Wedding Witch
Platforms
About
"Wedding Witch" is a rouge-like game where you explore randomly generated maps in a dark forest to find Succubus's potions. Drinking the potions transforms the witch's body and grants new spells. Magical flowers with mysterious energies also add to your bouquet and grant new powers. The goal is to find the potions, escape the forest, and earn a happy ending.







- gameplay587 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of "Wedding Witch" is generally described as engaging and fun, with mechanics reminiscent of "Vampire Survivors," featuring a mix of bullet-hell action and roguelike elements. While many players appreciate the art and transformation mechanics, some criticize the gameplay for being shallow and lacking depth, leading to limited replayability. Overall, it offers a solid experience for casual play, but may not satisfy those seeking a more complex or lengthy gameplay experience.
“The gameplay is engaging and you are rewarded for being good.”
“The gameplay loop is very entertaining but does end a bit quickly so you do end up beating it pretty quickly.”
“Wedding witch is a competent vampire survivors-like game with compelling art direction and rewarding gameplay.”
“Overall, I do not recommend it because the gameplay is bland, dull, and unexciting, and it doesn't do anything even remotely unique to make it stand out among its competitors other than charm you with its high-quality artwork and trick you into thinking that it has adult content when it actually doesn't.”
“The gameplay is where the game falters—clunky movements, non-intuitive control choices like the absence of mouse support, not accounting for non-QWERTY keyboards, and imprecise hitboxes sour the overall experience.”
“It feels like the developer's main focus was given to the non-gameplay aspects of the game but, as high-quality as they are, they don't make up for the game's lack of fun and engaging gameplay and it instead feels like almost no thought was given to the gameplay at all.”