Wicked Willow

It's neat.

Decent yuri visual novel, with some good voice acting and multiple endings. I admit on my first playthrough I felt the story was all over the place, but the game's many endings reveal [spoiler] Willow is living in a Ground Hog day situation, living the same few days over and over. False endings usually result in a closest lesbian anti-Witch blowing up the world because she's angry at it, and Willow resetting the timeline. [/spoiler] I got multiple false ending on my first few playthoughs, and I think getting these a few times at start helped me appreciate the [spoiler] time travel [/spoiler] plot more than if I had stumbled into a actual ending [ie the ones with an achievement and credits] on first go and learned about the [spoiler] time travelling[/spoiler] via narration, or the epilogue, and not experienced it directly. On multiple playthroughs, the story and the characters and their motivations start to make more sense. I'm not saying its all good, I felt at times the tone felt it like it was several stories merged into one - at times taking itself very seriously with its political overtones on gay rights, capitalism etc, before veering off into goofball silliness. For example, on the theme about gays rights, in one playthrough there was a deadly serious scene of one character being [spoiler]tortured at a gay conversion therapy camp [/spoiler], while in another you get warped into another reality based on a D&D campaign, and meet an over-the-top not-at-all-serious lesbian succubus, whose origin was that [spoiler] she was a nun who decided to come out of the closet on her deathbed [/spoiler]. It just felt a little jarring going from a scene of a girl being [spoiler] tortured because of her sexuality [/spoiler], to whimsical demon sex-jokes in a d&d fantasy land. However, it's the playthroughs where I got the more serious elements, and characterisation about Lydia I felt the story was at its strongest. While the revelation that she is a [spoiler] self-hating lesbian, trained by the Christian illuminati to be an anti-witch assassin, but usually blows up the world at the end of the week when her self-loathing gets too much to bare [/spoiler] was rather over the top, I really enjoyed the scenes when she actually comes out of the closest, and admits to who she is rather than what her religion/family expects her to be. Which is also why I liked the ending where she and Willow end up together the most, although I did feel their romantic relationship was very sudden - seriously it essentially goes from "I hate you" for the majority of it, to [spoiler] "Yes, I'm gay, and I've always loved you willow, but the church tortured me, both to "cure me" and turn me into a witch-hunter, so I've being trying to kill you for the last few days" to either ending a) "stuff the world, if I can't be a lesbian I'll just destroy it" (timeline reset) or b) "wait, Hawaii has gay marriage now? Screw the illuminati - Willow, quick lets get on a plane and go get married!" [/spoiler] It's not the most forced relationship I've seen in a VN, but it's certainly not the most developed either. Overall, I prefer yuri stories that focus more on the romance/relationship building, and the sillier elements weren't my thing, however I did enjoy this for the few hours it takes to complete and think its worth picking up for those looking for a new yuri NV - especially given its well voice acted, which its always a plus for immersion.

I cannot recommend this game enough. It is engaging enough to keep you playing, simple enough to easily enjoy, but varied enough to keep you coming back.

Excellent visual novel! Good writing, good voice acting, fun themes, ideas and scenarios. Surprised me. Very likeable characters. Great art work. Highly recommended.

Bom jogo.

Overall, game is a positive if you like Visual Novels. Characters are well developed with different storylines and branches, and you get to experience it from each of their perspectives. The dev and writing was mostly done solo, so another plus there. I hope the best for your future T.F.

For me it's was really strange experience because at the same time I was intrigued and rolling my eyes hard prolly seeing through my skull. Anyway, it is a bit annoying, a bit hilarious, a bit disappointing and a bit engaging. Mostly worth the time, mostly worth the price. So my final decision is advise you to take a chance on it, to read this story your own way and make your own opinion

I really enjoyed this <3 Queer Witches is definitely one of my favourite type of games :)