
You are a young girl who dreams of becoming a professional witch and takes on a part-time job to make her dreams come true. Brew potions, get rich, unlock new ingredients, and always follow the recipe!
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Part-Time Witch is a potion-brewing simulator where you physically interact with your ingredients.

You play as a young girl who dreams of becoming a professional witch and takes on a part-time job to make her dreams come true. Brew potions, get rich, unlock new ingredients, and always follow the recipe!

Physically-based potion-brewing system
Hand-drawn animated cutscenes
Over 8 unique potion recipes
Numerous interactions and secrets

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Languages: English, French, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 45 reviews with recorded playtime.
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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Забавная игрушка на пару часов, рисовка качественная, не напряжная механика. Рекомендую
Okay, we all know why we're here, we're gooners. We don't mind lascivious content, and the occasional, slap, tickle, and maybe even mischievous finger that slipped it's way past our normal filters that scream "[u] ♥♥♥♥ no [/u]" inside our heads. So we can be adults about this. So I'll give you a comprehensive list, the glitter, the grease, and the grime. I thought for this game, it'd be an easy fun experience you could manhandle yourself too potentially. However, I'm going to tell you now, don't expect that from this game. This is a legit game that has sexual content applied like polish. If you're thinking it's the simple cheap shlocky point and click visual novels that spam across Steam then search elsewhere. [spoiler] Also, you're better off looking online for videos than those bland ass VN's btw imho, because they're ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ like NTR content. [/spoiler] [b] But I digress. [/b] If you're like. "[i] Hey, I need to get the right mix of fantasy (both literal and sexual), realism, and crushing capital dystopia. [/i]" You're in luck! It's right here! [b] With [/b] potion crafting! [h1] Pros! [/h1] 1.) [u] Potion crafting [/u] : A set list of potions you can craft. You have different modifiers you can do to meet customer expectations. Along with mini-games that come with them so it's not just throwing ♥♥♥♥ into a pot. 2.) [u] Animations [/u] : So far a diverse enough set of animations that come from advancing character plotlines, achieving weekly goals. Etc. 3.) [u] Player Engagement [/u] : If you're into inventory/stock management games. (I.E. Supermarket together, Gas Station Simulator etc., etc.) Then this is for you, because you will have that. A lot of that. [u] [i] Consistently [/i] [/u] 4.) [u] Customization [/u] : Your part-time witch will be looking good depending on [b] if [/b] you can afford the outfits. [h2] Challenges you [u] will [/u] face. [/h2] -Don't let this part discourage you. It's just things to be aware of. 1.) [u] Banned List ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ [/u] : Plainly put. Week 3, you straight up racially/gender profile people from purchasing ♥♥♥♥ in your store. Which depending on your viewpoints is based or not. Idk, Idgaf I just found it annoying. Well, that's pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥ what do you mean? Sure, I'll explain in brief. You get Humans, Orcs, Elves, Angels, and Demons. That's what I've encountered so far. There may be more. But this is so far. K? Cool. You open shop. The rules for the day are, hey, no serving men for example sake. Congratulations, that's 1/2 of your customer base you have to refuse. Now, if you turn them away. You suffer a penalty, if you serve them you suffer a bigger penalty. Choose the lesser evil and take the smaller one, and lose only a little bit of money and the cost of the ingredients. Because by the way, that fun little tidbit I mentioned about Capital Dystopia I mentioned earlier. Yeah, that's where this comes into play. You have to pay for ingredients out of your own pocket. That makes sense to a degree, [b] until [/b] you get to the modifiers for who you [b] can [/b], and [b] cannot [/b] serve. Now, on top of that. You have to pay to research further ingredients for more complicated potions. You have to pay rent to your boss who is paying you drops in the bucket to a part-timer, all to essentially to live in the apt I guess right next to her shop. I get it to a degree, until we get to the biased customer base. But remember, tick tock. We got rent due in x amount of days. Which is increasing every time you pay the rent. The good thing is, you like many other people caught within the Average CEO's wet dream is, you can just [i] pull yourself up by your bootstraps [/i] and work a second job! Doing assembly line work. That honestly has paid better than doing the actual potion crafting itself. In a single job you can clear within 250-300ish if you know which items go into which pipes by heart. No penalties if you get anything wrong thankfully, and I [b] don't [/b] want an update where that does happen. Just need to pay attention because that second job is only like a minute long give or take. It's literally what makes or breaks your potion crafting allowance that comes out of your pocket, or rent because of whatever ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ daily modifier occurs and any applicable penalties accrued throughout your shift. [h3] Now, speaking of those modifiers. [/h3] You [u] will [/u] see this in game btw. You have a female customer walk-in. Cool. See devil horns, or halo. Okay, so special customer, double up on explicitly specific ingredients which I'll get to a little later. Then you see the species they are, they're pale white with blue markings on their face. Nothing further to go off of. So you know they're an angel or demon. You need to double up on the potion ingredients because by the way, they get [i] special [/i] rules. You can't [b] just [/b] make what they're asking for. It's either double milk, or double devil tails. That's it. Not terrible, it will eat into your limited self-funded inventory. Here is the problem though, you don't know the species modifier other than they're demonic or angelic. I've tried doing them as a human, I've tried them as an elf and juicing their ingredients because Elves are apparently into juicing even sex potions. Orcs are into having their ♥♥♥♥ powdered, (probably like a whey protein powder for the gym type of ♥♥♥♥ for their sex potions.) But I've had hit's and misses with doing either option. Then you get into the mini-games and they just get pissy because it's not what they ordered. But here is the worst part. Truly the worst. It's the customers patience. Because you have less than likely 30 seconds to read their order ingredients, get their orders, [b] oh ♥♥♥♥ [/b], you ran out of that item because of the back to back ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ angels or demons that just came in; you have to buy more and timers still ticking, and you spend more for a self-funded inventory. Then wait a minute, ♥♥♥♥, this is an orc, I need to dust this ♥♥♥♥ like it's angel dust that those ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Reagan PSA's warned us about. Well, ♥♥♥♥ it. Time's a wasting. Oh ♥♥♥♥, the timer is already 1/2 way done. ♥♥♥♥, let me click on the blender 4-5 more times to get the powder. Then I can throw it into the cauldron, and do the lengthiest possible mini-game on the face of the planet to make it. [i] Btw, the customer at this point is paying less for the potion because they've waited so long. [/i] Well thank goodness! I just barely finished that potion, bottled it, threw it at the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ in front of me at the counter and I just got 40 dollars for it. Rinse and repeat this for at maximum maybe 3-4 more times because that's the length of your shift due to everything that's compiled I've listed above. Now, there is a simple remedy for that issue. You know what it is? It's a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ shirt that gives you 10 more seconds added onto their patience. However, the problem is. It's insanely expensive to even just step into the clothing shop. Because bare in mind, you just spent a few hundred on ingredients, research, and that part time job just barely made you somewhat recoup that loss and ughhh, well, you're two days away from your Rent. Now, I've managed to scrape together the cash for rent every time it's come due. But that Boss has a patience meter I am not looking to whittle down. [h1] CONCLUSION [/h1] Yeah I know, I've rambled and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ a bit. But it's comprehensive like I said in the beginning. Is it worth it? If you're into this style of games of Potion Craft, Romancing, Inventory management sim, with a mini-game twist. [b] Absolutely. [/b] Just know what you're getting into.
nunca me he entretenido tanto en un juego h como este
不太行,遭遇了一个bug,第五日的开局老板娘来收钱的时候会卡死,重启也还是卡死
可惜沒有女主角被老闆内射
pretty chill and nice game i like the character outfit and animations nothing to much to say its just a nice game to goon to. 10/10 for 7bucks its worth it i did refund it to gamble cs2 case tho but thats not the point still great game
Относился скептически к данному виду заработка. Теперь хочу быть ведьмой.
игра очень вайбовая и милая, нсфв я считаю не главное в этой игре, по атмосфере очень близко к potion craft, 10/10 как самостоятельная игра не учитывая nsfw, плюс много посхалок и сам русский перевод классный <3
'You can literally play this game with one hand'—that’s basically the game's motto. But honestly, the story actually slapped, which was a pleasant surprise. That said, I feel like adding a few small details would take it to the next level. For example, if you wear certain outfits into a shop, the NPC should totally react or check you out. It’d also be cool to introduce ingredient quality. Plus, they could make the learning process partial, so if your character hasn't fully mastered a recipe, they just take way longer to brew potions.
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