Witch It Review (Steam)

Witch It

Witch It is a multiplayer hide & seek game. Hunters are tasked with seeking hidden witches that blend in with the environment – trust no furnishing, grocery, or utensil!

Pros:

  • Gorgeous graphics.
  • 5236mb download size.
  • Steam achievements.
  • Controller support.
  • Launcher options-play/restore config defaults and start without intros.
  • Hide and seek gameplay.
  • Graphics-fullscreen, resolution, resolution scale, v-sync, frame rate limit, gamma, sharpen, a field of view slider, motion blur, anti-aliasing, view distance, shadows, post-processing, visual effects and, textures.
  • Controller and mouse Invert axis and sensitivity sliders.
  • Can disable jump scares.
  • Player icons to unlock and equip.
  • Four game modes-Hide and seek, mobification, hunt a hag, and fill a pot.
  • Tutorial videos.
  • Hunters Vs Witches.
  • Both sides have skills and the main move. Witches can change into anything, whereas hunters can throw potatoes at anything to find the witches.
  • First and third-person perspectives.
  • 15 base game maps.
  • Match options- quick match, server list, custom match, and creative mode.
  • Can filter the search by region and game type.
  • Custom game settings-map, public/private, password, game mode, max players (1-16), hide time, search time, hunter ratio, hunter stamina, idle kick, show allied witches and spectators can see witches.
  • Creative mode settings-map, public/private, password, and player count. In creative the map stays as one but you can add anything anywhere in terms of props.

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Cons:

  • Can’t skip boot up splash screens.
  • The controller doesn’t always work in the menus and it disconnects.
  • No playable tutorial.
  • Props for creativity have to be found and used in online games first.
  • No way to hide rooms with passwords in the search list.
  • No bot/Ai support.
  • Small online population.
  • No offline/single-player modes.
  • Pain in the ass to leave a lobby and go back.
  • Tutorial videos have different volumes.

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Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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