• Very detailed pixel art with a great choice of colors that help build the atmosphere of every scene.
• Interesting plot that's rich in details. You never know what's gonna happen next and that keeps you on your toes. Maybe I'm biased because I just really like games taking place during WW2.
• Schmidt's contagious HA HA.
• Personally I liked the gun play, it's something different and I wish there were more combat segments. Would've been a way of making the game longer without being the main focus.
• Great audio design especially for a game like this. From simple effects such as the sound Krakovitz makes when there's a lost soul nearby, to the blasty sounding firearms.

- Few of the solutions make no sense. Having to gather piss from a character you have seen three chapters ago, using a bottle you find in a random bathroom at the other side of the city just makes no sense.
- The terrible way the developers inserted themselves into the game just leaves a bad taste in the player's mouth. Because it's not a little side easter egg, it's the main way of proceeding in the game.
- Short duration. Maybe because it's an indie game but I expected more, and it pained me to know I was already in the final chapter.

I never thought I would enjoy a game like Nine Witches since it's just a glorified point and click. But from playing the free Prologue months ago and the full game now I can see it's well worth the price.

• Very detailed pixel art with a great choice of colors that help build the atmosphere of every scene. • Interesting plot that's rich in details. You never know what's gonna happen next and that keeps you on your toes. Maybe I'm biased because I just really like games taking place during WW2. • Schmidt's contagious HA HA. • Personally I liked the gun play, it's something different and I wish there were more combat segments. Would've been a way of making the game longer without being the main focus. • Great audio design especially for a game like this. From simple effects such as the sound Krakovitz makes when there's a lost soul nearby, to the blasty sounding firearms. - Few of the solutions make no sense. Having to gather piss from a character you have seen three chapters ago, using a bottle you find in a random bathroom at the other side of the city just makes no sense. - The terrible way the developers inserted themselves into the game just leaves a bad taste in the player's mouth. Because it's not a little side easter egg, it's the main way of proceeding in the game. - Short duration. Maybe because it's an indie game but I expected more, and it pained me to know I was already in the final chapter. I never thought I would enjoy a game like Nine Witches since it's just a glorified point and click. But from playing the free Prologue months ago and the full game now I can see it's well worth the price.