Quantum Witch

This isn’t a traditional platformer, or a point and click. It’s a choose-your-own-adventure visual novel in pixel form, where multiple playthroughs reveal multiple paths through the scenarios you encounter, which end up interacting and influencing each other!

It’s a straightforwardly lovely day in Hus. It’s always a lovely day in Hus. That’s not suspicious at all! The bovey is grazing in the field, the faer are roaming around town causing chaos, the shadies are out preaching (they’re not a cult!), and a giant stone portal to another dimension has appeared in the woods.

I hope nothing goes hideously wrong and results in an adventure.

So what’s it like to play?

• It’s a pixelated choose your own adventure. This isn’t a story you’re told, it’s a story your choices create. Meet characters, make choices, unfold the story.

• Choices matter. Branching story paths can lead your heroes and villains to vastly different fates.

• Play through multiple times, using your knowledge of past choices to unlock new endings and new secrets!

• Hand crafted retro resolution pixel art in a cute style that definitely doesn’t unexpectedly turn creepy. Well, it probably won’t. Maybe. Actually, it might. Actually, probably will.

• Not a cult.

This is the journey of Ren, a twenty-something shepardess who gets thrown into a multiversal conflict while on a fetch quest to find her lost flock. She’ll have the fates of her friends in her hands, and YOU will have to help her make the difficult choices.

Will she prevail? Will anyone survive? Why does everything pseudo-mystic have Quantum in the title? These questions and more, or fewer, may or may not be answered!

Developed with BAFTA nominated writer Paul "Mr Biffo" Rose, and featuring guest writer Stephanie "Thank God For Me" Sterling.

Also you can pet the kitty.

What people are saying

"Instead of laying on the exposition and world building, we as the player are dropped into a world that feels lived in. Especially with a romantic relationship, instead of grabbing us by the throat and telling us that character X & Y care for each other and you should care too! They are just a couple, but get past that and they have layers." — Scott’s Game Asylum.

"As a fan of narrative driven games, let me tell you, I am loving this." — Drewlusion, variety streamer.