- May 24, 2024
- Elite Lords Studios
Witch's Doll
Platforms
About
"Witch's Doll" is a dark psychological horror walking simulator where you play as a young writer who moves into a cursed apartment owned by an elderly woman who lost her daughter. As the storm rages outside, you feel an evil presence and hear strange screams from the woman's apartment. Using Unreal Engine 5, the game offers a hyper-realistic environment to explore and uncover the horrifying truth behind the apartment's curse and the missing people.



- The game features an immersive atmosphere with excellent graphics and sound design that enhances the horror experience.
- Jump scares are well-executed and effective, keeping players on edge throughout the game.
- The narrative is engaging, with a mix of puzzles that provide a satisfying sense of accomplishment when solved.
- The walking speed is painfully slow, making exploration tedious and breaking immersion.
- Some puzzles can be frustrating, requiring players to backtrack and search for items without clear guidance.
- The game lacks a save feature, forcing players to restart sections if they exit, which can be frustrating.
story
62 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally well-received, with many players appreciating its depth and engaging atmosphere, though some find it fragmented and occasionally ambiguous. While it features familiar horror elements, it offers a fresh narrative centered on a mother and daughter, and effectively utilizes sound and environmental storytelling. However, a few players criticize the lack of clarity in certain plot connections and express disappointment in the absence of voice acting.
“I have played a few other horror games with the same map layout, but this still gave a fresh take with a different story of a mother and her daughter.”
“The story had depth and was very good, the atmosphere was one of the best for an indie horror game and you do not get bored; there is always something to do and you are always on the edge.”
“I enjoyed how the story was built up from something simple to something intense.”
“However, the storytelling can sometimes feel fragmented, leaving some plot points ambiguous.”
“Many jumpscares and the story is nothing new.”
“There is no story, there is no atmosphere; if I could give this game less than a zero, I would.”