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Sometimes I really want to read a short summary of what to expect from a game with a very particular description that CATER to my OWN SPECIFIC interests, so here we go.

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what to expect from THE COSMIC WHEEL SISTERHOOD

Pixel adventure/rpg game, non voiced, multiple endings, no saving function (game autosaves)

You play as Fortuna, a fortune teller witch who has been exiled from her coven after predicting their demise. To escape your exile you summon a powerful cosmic entity that will help you re-build your tarot deck and find your way back to the coven

The game has dialogue choices, tarot building and tarot readings plus other resource management function

Fortuna can create tarots using four types of energies, which determine the type of reading the card will give her and how much of these energies are earned at every reading

Through the game, you can: create cards, read the fortune of different witches, meet different witches, partecipate in political elections, destroy cards, read short interactive stories (which earn energy points), meet with witches

There are multiple characters Fortuna can meet, and one she can romance (a witch named Grethe)

There are multiple queer characters (trans women, wlw, and Fortuna herself is wlw)

You can also determine the kind of relationship you have with the entity you summoned

There are different choices through the game that can determine the fate of most of the witches you meet and of the characters around you

Alongside the game, you will also see some flashbacks of Fortuna's life as a human, before she became a witch

While there is not save, the last autosave if just before the ending so you can explore different endings by reloading your game

At the start of the game you can also set up your pact with the cosmic entity which determine different powers/events through the game (ex. choosing Romance as a desire will make the romance option automatic, choosing Power will give you the chance to draw two cards at every reading etc.)

There are multiple endings based on previous choices

The game also has mentions of depression and self harm