I LOVE THIS GAME!!
Genuinely the best game I’ve ever played, it’s sad how underrated it is!!
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Embark on a pixel art roguelike adventure as a witch battling monsters and bosses. Master simple one-handed controls, collect skills and coins to power up your character, and explore procedurally generated dungeons. Your journey to justice awaits!
✓Pixel art roguelike action RPG
✓One-handed virtual joystick controls
✓Procedurally generated dungeons
✓Skill acquisition and permanent power-ups
✓Boss battles
✓Variety of monsters
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What's New in Witch's Justice
1.1.1
March 11, 2026
minor update
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What is Witch's Justice?
Witch's Justice is a pixel art roguelike action RPG where you play as a witch on a quest to defeat monsters and bosses in procedurally generated dungeons. The game features simple one-handed controls.
How do I play Witch's Justice?
Gameplay is intuitive with a virtual joystick for one-handed play. You control the witch through dungeons, collecting skills to power up and coins for permanent upgrades. Skills reset each run, but coin-based upgrades persist.
Does Witch's Justice have ads?
Yes, Witch's Justice contains advertisements. This helps support the development of the game.
What devices support Witch's Justice?
Witch's Justice is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.
What is the age rating for Witch's Justice?
Witch's Justice has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of players.
How often is Witch's Justice updated?
The latest version is 1.1.1, last updated on March 11, 2026. While the last update date is in the future, this indicates ongoing development and support for the game.
What is the user rating for Witch's Justice?
Witch's Justice has an excellent rating of 5.0 stars based on 3 user ratings.
Can I play Witch's Justice offline?
The provided description does not specify offline play capabilities. However, roguelike games often feature offline modes, and this would be a common feature for this genre.
