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The Witch's House is a freeware puzzle-oriented horror game by Fummy made in RPG Maker VX. The young Viola visits a mysterious house in the woods. She soon discovers its dangerous nature and must find a way out.
The Witch's House MV is a puzzle horror game created by the Japanese developer Fummy (ふみー) using the RPG Maker MV engine. It was published by DANGEN Entertainment and released for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS on October 8, 2018, with a port to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One following in October 2022. [1]
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(魔女の家, Majo no Ie) is a freeware, puzzle-oriented, horror game by Fummy made in RPG Maker VX. It was first released on 2012, October 3rd.
The game is belived to take place somewhere in the 1800.
Plot
Viola wakes up in the middle of a forest, and soon discovers that her only way out of the forest is completely blocked off by roses. Her only option is to enter a mysterious house nearby (the Witch's House) in hopes of finding some means of escaping. Accompanied by a black cat, Viola must try to survive this magical and dangerous house. As soon as Viola enters the house, seemingly consisting of two rooms, there will be a note reading, "COME TO MY ROOM." Afterward, the house will transform into the entire first floor, and Viola's adventure will begin. She has no other option than to obey the message, as the house has been locked at this point. As Viola explores this house, she finds scattered diary entries made by the resident of the house, who is later recognized as a witch. It talks of a witch, named Ellen, and her deadly illness and neglect as a child, which prompted her to X her parents and become a witch upon forming a contract with a demon. The demon promised her that if she X more people and let him eat their souls, the demon would give Ellen a cure for her illness. Throughout the house, Viola is forced to make cruel decisions in order to progress. This includes cutting the limbs off a teddy bear, feeding a friendly frog to a snake, and X a beautiful flower. Once Viola reaches the Medicine Room on the 5th Floor, she is able to obtain the Cute Little Bottle, which is able to destroy the witch's roses.
Endings
The game provides the player two distinct endings depending on their actions throughout the entire playthrough. As of Version 1.07, an additional ending is available to the player. There is a total of four obtainable endings in the game. 1.The "____" Ending 2.The "Good" Ending 3.The True Ending 4.The Secret Ending
English translation
•Latest version (1.08): https://vgperson.com/games/witchhouse.htm •Version 1.07: http://www.mediafire.com/file/2z0s3u4bpk5c47v/TheWitchsHouse107.zip/file •Version 1.06: http://www.mediafire.com/file/c9pje98s9sbutsq/TheWitchsHouse106.zip/file
1.vgperson translation - http://www.vgperson.com/games/witchhouse.htm
2.Official site of Fummy - http://www.geocities.jp/majono_ie/a1.html
★ A story filled with tragedy, horror and fantasy inspired by traditional fairy tales. ★ Face an evil witch in several ways and knock her out for a while. ★ Intense chasings inside the...
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The Witch's House ( Majo no Ie) is a freeware puzzle-oriented Explorer Horror game by Fummy, made with RPG Maker VX. A young girl named Viola has gone to visit her friend, Ellen, who lives in the woods. However, those same woods are said to be haunted by a Wicked Witch who kidnaps children.
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May 21, 2019 · Like a trip through a prop-filled haunted attraction, The Witch’s House MV captivates with preset scares and gory imagery, an onslaught of retro-imbued horror, inventive puzzles and a surprisingly whimsical attitude toward the protagonist’s frequent death.
