
Play as a witch living in secret among villagers in this hand-drawn narrative puzzle adventure. An attempt to change fate traps her in a time loop. Help the witch and her cat escape without getting caught by the inquisition. Your choices shape the outcome.
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Hexed Time is a hand-drawn point-and-click puzzle adventure set in a quaint medieval village. You play as Amelia, a seemingly ordinary grocer who lives among the village folk—though her simple life hides a powerful secret. Amelia is a witch, skilled in casting spells and brewing potions.
When a prophecy revealed through a crystal ball foretells a terrible fate for her dear friend, Amelia takes desperate action, trapping the day in a time loop. The loop will end only if her friend survives until midnight. However, she didn’t anticipate the arrival of the Inquisition, whose sole goal is to uncover and burn the witch.
What will be your way out of the repeating day?
As a witch, Amelia has a range of magical abilities to help her manipulate the world around her. Cast spells and brew potions to solve puzzles, change outcomes, and shape the flow of the time to your liking.
The village you inhabit is more than just a setting—it’s a dynamic world where your actions have consequences. Visit various locations, interact with villagers, and uncover hidden secrets as you explore. Discover how your decisions affect the lives of those around you and the path to breaking the loop.
Your choices throughout the game will determine the outcome. Will you find a way to save your friend and yourself, or will your magic and choices lead to an unexpected fate? Explore different paths and unlock up to three unique endings.
Which one will you choose?
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Languages: English, Czech
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At first, this is like an easy enough linear game where you just do what the games tell you to do without thinking much about it. Once the time-looping mechanic started to reveil itself this game becomes a lot more interactive where you have to goes trials and errors to gather information by visiting different areas at certain times of the day and doing things in a certain order. All of this is so you can find the ingredient to create a medicine to save your friend from an illness while at the same time avoiding being detected as a witch by the witch hunters and to reassure your cat that they'll get the meat they've been waiting for days. There are a total of 3 endings, one of which is easy to get if you want to finish this game straight away. The other two are specific and require some thinking but are worse if you are willing to go through the hurdle to see the result.
Free short little adventure game. Feels like a Flash game from the days of yore (looks like one too). It won't take you more than an hour to beat, but it's fun for that hour and won't cost you anything. There's really only one puzzle, but it's a classic style time puzzle, so give it a shot if you like time puzzles and want one you can do quickly.
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A nice, short point-and-click adventure with an interesting take on the spiral narrative mechanic. Spiral narratives are far more common in film, so it’s no surprise that developers are experimenting with this storytelling approach in games as well. To be fair, its implementation here feels quite unique and original. I enjoyed trying out the different scenarios, though I found a few of the required decisions somewhat illogical. The art style isn’t anything special. It’s not an art-rich experience like "Please, Touch the Artwork 2" - one of the best free adventure games on Steam, in my opinion. It’s not bad or distracting, just not particularly impressive; it simply gets the job done. Overall, I enjoyed my time with the game, and I’ve already wishlisted "Missing Meows" by the same developer. 6.3/10 - A fun little adventure with a unique use of the spiral narrative mechanic, though held back by an underwhelming art style. It took me about 45 minutes to 100% the achievements using a guide. I could have finished it even faster if I had followed the guide from the start.
一个免费的童话故事。
Short, sweet and only slighty hard. I finished the game quite quickly but it had its puzzels and challenges. I really liked it, you can tell there was a lot of thought put into it and its one of the better free games I've seen.
interesting story, high replayability, achievemets make sense (played on itch)
I had a lot of fun playing this game! In a really longtime, I lost track of time while playing thanks to its captivating time-management puzzle(s). Its a small game but it is worth it and I dare to say it should be payed! Definitely worth your ~1h to finish one of the endings. Also, the husband is a total snitch! I was really angry xD
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the first ending was hard to get since you need to [spoiler] unlock a hidden dialogue path by dying in order to get the dialogue option for the merciful ending [/spoiler] which was confusing cause I was expecting that you had to find the right order of places and spells in order to get there. It was fun until I had to look up a walkthrough since I was lost at what to do. If there was an in between rating that's what i would give it.
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