Stumbling through the darkness, she creaks open the door to the only thing inside: a mansion of surprises, that responds to her coming with trick and terror in equal measure. Viola awakens in a forest, with all her paths blocked by inhumanly large roses. Throughout all of this, Viola and the player's only companion is a mysterious, talking black cat, and the thin bits of information they can scrape together about Ellen, the house's owner. Though the game is carefully-paced and eerie much of the time, it does make ample use of jump scares to get the player moving and their heart beating.
In it, you control Viola as she attempts to survive and escape the titular witch's house, solving puzzles and surviving what's in it. There's no mistaking it: this title is a survival horror game, although it hews closer to titles like Amnesia or Clock Tower than to Resident Evil or Silent Hill. From a 2D, top-down perspective, it tells the story of a young girl named Viola who is forced to enter, and then escape, the horrific and dangerous house of a witch. The Witch's House is a free game, developed in Japan and rendered in English by an expert translator who specializes in games like it.
Softonic review There's no Hansel, and probably no Gretel either
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