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I felt as if the story wasn't progressing fast enough and began to wonder how they were going to end it, but it worked out perfectly and I too love the ending
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A wonderful series, although I must say the text was something most of us would have preffered to stay off. Amazing story, 5/5.
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I really liked all three of these games. It was a wonderful story. I thought that the text in this one wasn't really needed, and was actually a bit distracting. 5/5 for sure!
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maybe you want to make all the text clickables to be bigger, maybe invisible rectangle behind the text. Quiet hard to click them :3
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Great ending, and i noticed that people, landscapes and houses all looked like they could be Northern Europe, more specifically Finland or Sweden. All the animals match, and if it were somewhere else, like England, the story would have had to be timelined somewhere at 1400s or 1600s
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This is a very, very lovely story over the three installments - though I feel that the text in this episode breaks the story somewhat. The art is gorgeous enough to tell the story without needing the text for elaboration.
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Wonderful game and story. I really like the art. It was nice to see that the older son still grew into a decent person, based on how he welcomed the wandering girl in, and that the family was united at the end.
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Heres what TRULY happens: the witch as young goes in service of two noble people, the man rapes her, takes her child and ride out in the forest, where he just leave her. She finds a cabin and some books, and becomes a "witch". When she gets old, she make a new baby with magic. When he is grown up, he meets a young girl from who-knowes-where, he falls in love with her, but the witch doesnt like that, so she sends the girl far away, and makes a fake corpse of her with more magic. The boy becomes so sad over hearing of her death, that the witch tell him she ISNT dead, and tell him where she is. she works for an old man, who is actually the witch lost son (the one you see as a baby in no. 2). they all find each other and live happily ever after. + up so other people can see this
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The only bad part about this game is visible score counter for every scene. I didnt really care about my score, but this countdown-to-doomsday thing still made me sh!t bricks :D
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very nice!! It's wonderfull how you can make us play differences, that's a boring game, just to know how will the story finish!
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Don't use the point counter! It's stressful, and I just want to see the pictures... Oh, and btw, I hate when I smash the differences... I'm always trying to make it look as good as possible :)
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Congratiulations inbreeding redneck. You just had a kid with your niece.
For a second I thought the girl was her kid... How old is she? For her kid to be so old now...
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Razkili, aoeud, i agree that it was cool story. as far as the text goes, it was a wise decision, considering that some viewers need more than just pictures to grasp where the story is going.
to the developer, might i suggest providing an option to include or exclude the text in the future?
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I had to play the whole thing twice to understand it, but I'm far from sure about it.
Anyway, it's nicely done, but the young girl is confusable with the witch.
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Your feelings towards the witch and the story changes after you play each game. :) 5/5 It wasn't a sad story after all.
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ust like I posted on the first game, here's how to run easily through a difference game. Cross, or "blur" your eyes until the two pictures match up. the differences will appear to flash. + this so everyone knows.
and also, this game is artistic, and touching. somewhat of a twist too. 5/5 I love all of your difference games.
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Ah, in 1st and 2nd part I was sad and depressed, bu finally this refreshes the mood of the story and has happy ending.Thank you for this excellent game, Garbuz!
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I thought the story was a little confusing. The one previous to this wasn't closed and it left me not really getting what was going on.
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Oh my goodness, no, no, no. Wrong, wrong, wrong. The old man from the first one is dead and gone, along with that other old lady (even if she's not mentioned, I'm just stating a fact.), and the old man in this story IS NOT THE RAPIST, he's the witches biological son, and the son that lived with her, is the one she made in the first game.
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listen guys heres how it was: the witch had a baby then when she was about 20 then when she was 80 (the baby would be 60 by now) she had a child (he is the old wrinkly one here so the baby would be dead) he would be about 80 so the baby would be 140 years old so she must be dead but it is possible that the child of the baby is that girl but i doubt it since she is like 16 possibly the daughter of the baby of the baby...bit long dont ya think?
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i love these games. not because of the matching but of the story. number two was sad though. what was the apple for in number two?
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So, the old man was the witches son that was tooken away in Child of a Witch 2 and she created another baby that fell in love with her first son's servant? I think I got that right.
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The text was unnecessary, and also slowed things down for me - it was hard to spot differences when they were under the text. Other than that, a good set of images and a good short story.
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I really enjoyed the story. Just FYI for anyone who cares, the difference that you click on with the yellow cursor is the change that takes place onto both images