The Witch’s Bakery is a 2D Adventure Puzzle game where you play as a joyful witch who opens a bakery in modern Paris.
She has a special power: she can heal emotions with her bread.
The Witch's Bakery is close to being a great modern cozy classic, but I think it needs more time to cook. A year from now, with a few more patches and maybe DLC for other characters, The Witch's Bakery could be tidied up into a much stronger experience. I wonder if the developers bit off more than they could chew. They released simultaneously on multiple...
The Witch's Bakery features a wholesome story with different types of gameplay. Lunne and Orio are a great pair who genuinely want to help the people in Paris, despite how nosy Lunne may seem. It has charm, an engaging story, and a fresh spin on the cozy bakery shop genre.
I am pretty sure that watching a trailer of Witch’s Bakery is enough to tell you whether or not you want to play this game. It’s a game that not only lives up to its first impression but exceeds it. Witch’s Bakery isn’t just a cozy baking sim; it’s a game filled with heart and purpose. Filled with well-written stories that you want to read in a world...
The Witch's Bakery succeeds in its aim of delivering a compelling narrative that leaves you wanting to find out more.
The Witch’s Bakery, while a very hopeful game, isn’t afraid to show us that sometimes, in order to feel the good things in life, we have to allow the bad things in too. While its incredibly optimistic, main characters could have been written as examples of toxic positivity; instead, they accept that we need to embrace all of our emotions to allow us...
