Overview

WitchOver is a short puzzle horror experience where you assume the role of a Reserve manager tasked with monitoring three witches in a secure facility between 12:00 AM and 6:00 AM. During these hours, the witches become unstable and magical energy leaks create anomalies in the surrounding area. Your mission is to observe, detect, and report every anomaly that appears, keeping the witches calm and the facility running.

Gameplay

It’s a compact puzzle-horror game built around spot-the-difference and anomaly-hunting. Time progresses as you search for disturbances; neglecting anomalies worsens the witches’ mood. If a witch is driven to madness and attacks, your routine is interrupted, but mood can be restored by baking cakes and feeding them to the witches. Complete the day by reaching 6:00 AM, then repeat the cycle for five days.

Anomalies

Anomalies take many forms: objects vanish or multiply, items are replaced, handprints and ghostly figures appear, and some disturbances even lash out at you. Attacks won’t halt your work, but they cause a brief sensory disturbance. You earn coins for each anomaly you report, which you can spend to fortify the facility.

Progression & Upgrades

Coin rewards empower you to upgrade the monitoring system and tools. Improve detection capabilities, unlock additional item sets, and expand your surveillance and reporting options to keep pace with increasingly subtle or dangerous anomalies.

View Modes

• Monitor Mode: Switch between surveillance channels to observe anomalies and file reports directly from the monitor.
• FPS View Mode: Explore the facility on foot, bake cakes to soothe the witches, or chat with them. If danger nears, hide in a locker. You can also purchase a camera to report anomalies by taking photographs.

The Witches

Three witches are sheltered within the facility. Building deeper interactions with them can influence the story and lead to one of several endings.

Endings

WitchOver offers four multi-ending outcomes, determined by your dialogue choices, mood management, and how effectively you report anomalies across the five-night cycle.