Witchfire

Combining magic abilities with stamina-based dash and slow methodical shooting is genious! Also great graphics and locations! Very addictive gameplay so far!

The Game lacks mouse-locking, making playing it in windowed mode impraticable. Hopefully it while be added before full release.

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Gunplay alone makes this game worth a purchase - I can't quite explain why but it reminds of what I used to love about Destiny, the gun's just feel good to use (the one's I've tried so far anyway), and adding spells into the mix makes me feel like a warlock. I'm really excited to see what this game is like at full release. So far it's fun and challenging in all the right way. The art style is pretty great, although I'm not the biggest fan of the Preyer and Mesel's designs, they're ugly in an off-putting way. The four maps I've played so far are unique and I haven't gotten bored of exploring them yet, the different events and quirks of each map makes them distinct; although I'd like a bit more variation colour-wise, I know this is a grim world but everything is a bit too drab for me personally and I'd like to see some of the environments feel more visually distinct and interesting to look at. The story very much takes a backseat, but the general framing of the Preyer hunting the Witch is more than enough of a drive for this kind of game, and the bits of religious lore sprinkled in help to build the atmosphere of the world quite well in my opinion. I wouldn't want to be stuck watching cutscenes or sitting through dialogue when all I really want is to jump back into another run and try out some new manifestation, gun, and spell combos. I absolutely hate grinding these days, it's what put me off Destiny in the end, but with how the runs work and progression feeling consistent, I haven't felt like I've wasted my time at all in the past ten hours (a couple of bugs that killed a run aside). Overall, very much recommend this game, even in early access it feels very good to play, with a bit more polish and some minor tweaks I genuinely think this could be a masterpiece.

Why is this ♥♥♥♥ so hard.

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This game is a gem and should be cherished!

I'm absolutely OBSESSED with this game!! I could go on and on about everything I love about it! A solid 9/10 game! These improvements would bring this game to a 10/10: - If the Inventory was introduced to me in the tutorial, I don't remember it because it took an embarrassingly long time for me to realize that I had one. Also, I don't think the Calamity system was thoroughly explained to me either because I didn't know how it worked until I looked it up. - Give the player a brief tutorial of how the Vestal Flame works. - At the Hideout, add a Gear Chest to the Training Room. This'll allow the player to test weapons without requiring them to run across the map and back again just to switch them. - The Armory should be organized by weapon type. - Players should have Unlimited Stamina at the Hideout. - The description for the spell "Firebreath" states that it recharges Melee. If I'm not mistaken, this is a Mysterium power that is only unlocked once you've upgraded the spell. This can create confusion and frustration for a player who equips it expecting to use their Melee more often. - The "Pendulum" and "Conductor" Arcanum should have their description rephrased to be clearer. - The "Accelerant" and "Pyrolysis" Arcanum have the same description, but Pyrolysis adds a downside. This implies that Pyrolysis is simply a weaker version of Accelerant, and it probably is. If some Arcanum are stronger than others, there should be rarities attached to them like Uncommon, Rare, Epic, and Legendary. If not, then all Arcanum should be roughly the same strength. - The "Elemental Fire Rate" Arcanum only grants increased Fire Rate for non-automatic weapons, which feels like an unnecessary caveat that doesn't need to exist, in my opinion. - Currently, Spell Arcana have a chance of being an element that the player doesn't even have equipped in their arsenal, essentially giving the player the option to upgrade nothing. This creates unnecessary frustration. Luckily this can be solved in a myriad of ways and I'm sure this development team is talented enough to alleviate it appropriately. - Enemy blips on Mini-Map should display as up/down arrows to indicate whether enemies are above/below the player. - I understand the decision to hide Items' next Mysterium power so that the reward is a surprise, but I don't think this serves the player very well. Players are more engaged with tasks when they're excited for the reward upon completing them. If a player puts time and effort into a reward that ultimately disappoints them, it teaches them not to be excited about ANY Mysterium powers. - Sometimes when I activate my Rotten Fiend heavy spell, it won't activate but will still drain the spell's charge. Please fix this and any similar bugs related to spells. - Fix crashes related to allocating points in Ascension.