- August 27, 2020
- Moon Kid
- 4h median play time
Witcheye
A quirky platformer with major Game Boy Advance vibes.
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About Witcheye
Witcheye is a single player casual platformer game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by Moon Kid and was released on August 27, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from critics and positive reviews from players.
Witcheye is a big, colorful, old-school platform adventure with a unique touchscreen control system that gives unparalleled control over the hero. Swipe to move and touch to stop, bouncing off of enemies and dodging hazards in six vibrant worlds. Set off on an adventure as a mild-mannered witch who transforms into a flying eyeball of vengeance after a smarmy knight and wizard steal her spell ingre…











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Reviews
- Unique and innovative movement mechanic mixing platforming with physics-based gameplay that offers a fresh experience.
- Charming and polished pixel art style with vibrant, nostalgic visuals accompanied by an excellent and catchy soundtrack.
- Levels are short and well-designed with creative enemy and boss fights, providing a fun challenge and good replayability including additional modes like hard, severe, boss rush, and speedrun.
- Control scheme can be awkward or frustrating especially on PC with mouse or keyboard; much better with a controller but still requires adaptation and can be tiring.
- The game is relatively short and can feel repetitive due to limited evolution of mechanics and straightforward level design.
- Higher difficulty modes introduce punishing elements such as one-hit deaths and strict timers, which diminish enjoyment and can feel unfair.
gameplay
50 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by a unique, simple yet engaging core mechanic blending platforming and physics-based puzzle elements, with a focus on positioning, timing, and reflexes. While initially challenging to master, especially the movement controls, the gradually increasing complexity and short, well-designed levels maintain player interest, supported by charming visuals and a fitting soundtrack. Though not deeply complex or varied in combat, the gameplay loop is addictive, fun, and well-executed, making it a rewarding experience despite some minor design flaws.
“The result is a gameplay loop that feels closer to a blend of platforming and physics-based puzzle solving, where positioning and timing are just as important as reflexes.”
“Early stages are structured to help players understand the mechanics, offering open spaces and forgiving layouts that allow experimentation.”
“The gradual increase in complexity keeps the experience engaging, even as the core mechanics remain unchanged.”
“Despite its strengths, the game’s central mechanic can also be its biggest hurdle.”
“The game is a great time killer, I can see the effort put into the game which needs more recognition. I think the only problem I found so far is the movement mechanic and it's a bit of an icebreaker for me.”
“Some of the enemies just required so much precision from a non-precise gameplay mechanic that it was entirely too tedious.”
Critic Reviews
Witcheye (Switch) Review
A quirky platformer with major Game Boy Advance vibes.
70%Witcheye Review
Witcheye is a quirky platformer with an innovative movement system, and it's well worth playing if you're after a fresh, bite-size handheld-focused experience. Removed from its mobile context, however, it doesn't quite have the necessary tactile appeal to overcome the game's relative lack of depth. Fun as it is, this is one mobile port that doesn't feel perfectly at home on Switch.
60%Witcheye [Nintendo Switch] | REVIEW
Witcheye is a uniquely fun (and undeniable kooky) adventure that has made the move from mobile devices to the Nintendo Switch smoothly. Sure, it’s not particularly testing and its gameplay mechanics are fairly simple in design, but it does more than enough to entertain across its fifty-plus levels. Admittedly, Witcheye probably won’t blow players way due to its simplicity and it can take a bit of tinkering to get used to its control scheme, but anyone who fancies a quick and quirky romp on their Nintendo Switch will certainly enjoy Mabel’s escapade.
78%
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Frequently Asked Questions
Witcheye is a casual platformer game with fantasy theme. Common tags for Witcheye include indie, 2d, linear, family friendly, pixel graphics and others.
Witcheye is available on Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac OS, Phone and others.
On average players spend around 4 hours playing Witcheye.
Witcheye was released on August 27, 2020.
Witcheye was developed by Moon Kid.
Witcheye has received mostly positive reviews from players and mostly positive reviews from critics. Most players liked Witcheye for its gameplay but disliked it for its story.
Witcheye is a single player game.
Similar games include qomp, Lunistice, Splasher, BZZZT, Kero Blaster and others.








