#witch games

🕱🧀 𝕮𝖆𝖘𝖊𝖚𝖘 𝖁𝖊𝖓𝖊𝖓𝖆𝖙𝖚𝖘 🧀🕱

Year 1622. Barbara Schmied was the first woman to be burned at the stake in the Duchy of Nysa. Accused of witchcraft by her dying husband and subjected to torture, she confessed during her trial to casting spells on cows and to poisoning her husband with old cheese.

Cheese, as a form of preserved food, represented one of the key symbols of domestic prosperity and the secure stability of the household. A witch allegedly tainting the cheese not only inflicted physical harm upon her husband, but also undermined the very foundations of communal life and family existence.

Rules: Use whatever app you like to use for music, go to your library, put it on shuffle, and answer each question. When you're done tag a few people you wanna see answer!

(You can get up to 2 skips for each question because if you're anything like me, whale sounds won't feel like a good answer + if a question doesn't apply you can skip it or replace it with your version of the question!)

The song that comes on when you begin a spell: Big Stunna // Khantrast, Junoflo

The song that plays when you cleanse: Humble // Kendrick Lamar

The song that would summon you: WickedSkengMan 4 // Stormzy

A message from the Other Side: Too Sweet // Hozier

A theme song for your practice/craft: War // ArrDee, Aitch

A theme to describe your tools: Symphony of Destruction // Megadeth

A song to describe your relationship with Spirits: Murder On The Dancefloor // Sophie Ellis-Bextor

The song that plays when you do baneful work: I Eat Boys Like You for Breakfast // from the Riot Grrrl Sessions

Your witchy villain era theme song: Not Like Us // Kendrick Lamar

The song to play to banish you: Unholy // Sam Smith, Kim Petras

Full version releasing in 10ish hours, this adorable card game is SO addictive and fun. GIVE YOUR CAT A SWORD, SEND A FROG TO A FAE CITY, KICK THE VOID LORD'S BUTT!

I was lucky enough to receive a beta/review code from the wonderful creator, Jon Nielsen, and have played 25 hours in the week (+ change) since (and got 34/36 achievements)

and just look at these lil guys

I definately reccomend

LITTLE WITCH IN THE WOODS.

Little Witch In The Woods is a cozy game with lowkey stardew valley vibes.

You play as Ellie, an irresponsable young apprentice witch who misses her train to the magic academy, and ends up being the resident witch for a small town in the middle of the woods.

The town is plagued by an invasion of thorny vines and most of the residents have moved away. Ellie sets off on a quest to solve the mystery of the thorny vines, and restore the village back to its former glory.

Explore the woodlands on the edge of town and gather ingredients to make potions to overcome a series of puzzles. Sell potions to the traveling merchant to buy upgrades for your potion making tools. Discover why the previous village witch abandoned her post.

The game is in early access, so there are plans to add a lot of amazing features in the future. Developers notes recently announced that they are creating a new system to expand and decorate your witches cottage, as well as a swimming system with new critters you can gather ingredients from.

The game is currently $15 on steam, but goes on sale occasionally. You get a lot of content for the price, and there's still so much more to come.

Im about halfway through the game, and its definately a 10/10 for me.

Happy Friday friends! <(˶ᵔᵕᵔ˶)>

I played a bit of Wylde flowers yesterday and really enjoyed it! I really love how the game seems like many other farming games where you tend crops, care for animals, fish, craft, and more throughout the day but then by night it’s a whole new game as you nurture your inner witch and learn to fly a broomstick, brew potions, control the weather and seasons and even transform into a fricken cat! 🐈‍⬛ 🧹

Why am I doing this to myself?! |Blair Witch