I am simply addicted to this witchy solitaire game. After overcoming the initial learning curve you have an infinitely replayable, clever, spooky game of skill, logical deduction, and a tiny bit of luck. Different witch families have different synergies, giving this addictive little game a scrumptious amount of depth and strategy that tickles my brain in just the right way. 5 stars!

It’s a lovely adaptation of the board game but I’ve been playing it quite a bit and have come across several really frustrating bugs that have killed my desire to keep playing. I used one of the Kent sisters to view the next three challenge cards and kept them as they were. I then used another Kent sister to change two of the currently out challenges for the two from the top of the deck and they weren’t the ones I had just viewed as the top cards. It ruined that run for me. In another game I was about to win without losing a single villager, but as soon as I finished the challenge that would have led to my victory, it didn’t let me give any conviction points to any of the jurors, it just immediately went to the jury phase, so I lost because they didn’t have enough when they would have had I been able to give them the points I earned. I was livid because I worked so hard for that achievement win.

I shouldn’t have to be as in depth as this - I’ve played card games most of my life. Avg solitaire game better than this as is of all things League of Legends quick-made Atakan card game. For several reasons. This game is brutal and unforgiving. You can be given cards at start that will not win rounds no matter what you do. If at round start the random cards you’re given don’t add up to the total you’re fighting there is no counter play. In regular campaign this is common on round 2s. Angry mob cards vary in amount they are so instead of expecting manageable numbers even one card can ruin the game. The card deck you’re given at start is so minimally useful that I often find I win a round by a point or none. There is no benefit to a card yet seen that fixes this. Tutorial does not prepare you for an 8 card round when you draw a max of 5. Each card in said round equal to over 3 and none of yours revealed or otherwise equal individually to a max of 5. What gives? Model Gwent or something as this game shouldn’t be as hard as it is or as slow functioning

I've played the physical board game before and I liked it very much, I feel excited that the digital version come out now and I bought it immediately! Great experience I think, but the only problem for me is the lack of Chinese language,I can read some English but the amount of words are too much in the game and I feel a bit tired to read all of these, hope Chinese language will be added into game in the future, and thanks to your all in advance :)