Tiny Witch

Tiny Witch is a cute shop game with an interesting approach to its setting and a fun sense of design. It ultimately feels like a great demo for a larger, more complete game that builds on the ideas seeded in this genuinely solid foundation.

Yet another time management-style game, though this time going for a cozy look and feel, that is simply too slow-moving and stacked against you

I had a great time with Tiny Witch and for such a cute game, it certainly doesn't mess around so if you love optimising efficiency, check it out.

Tiny Witch is an adorable, but somewhat vapid game. It feels like there’s a large chunk of gameplay missing, as while the shops do get harder, it still feels quite repetitive. I’m unsure if it’s because 10 days is too long or that you’re creating the same 5 recipes over and over again. It’s not a bad game, but it’s not a great game either. It sits firmly in the good territory and refuses to budge.

Cozy shop management experience on Nintendo Switch

Tiny Witch is a short and fun game that features a beautiful pixel art style.

Tiny Witch's combination of cozy and chaotic does not pay off all too well, as it embraces neither. It plods along to the finish line, leaving no strong impressions.

Tiny Witch is beautiful, adorable, wholesome, and so much fun. I loved building up my stores and collecting pets; the rat is definitely my favourite (I named my rat pet Speedy). But that being said, Tiny Witch is pretty challenging. You need to be on your game and fast; there is no relaxing in the minion business! So, if you also love stressful, fun games, you should pick up Tiny Witch for yourself