Adorable Witch 2

A logic puzzle game featuring an adorable witch with an aversion to wearing too much clothing, Adorable Witch 2 is a simple soft-core h-game with a focus on easy puzzles and a cute art style. Of course, the gameplays won’t be the focus for many players interested in seeing what this game has to offer.

Despite its simplicity, the basic puzzles on display in Adorable Witch 2 make the game feel like a bit more than just a simple lewd gallery. However, more demanding gamers will find little to do here beyond looking at the witch progressively wearing more revealing clothes.

Pull to Solve

The basic gameplay of Adorable Witch 2 is very similar to the puzzles that can be seen in some mobile game ads: pull pins to help the witch reach the treasure. While this might sound simple, some of the later levels actually require you to use some logic to solve riddles.

Playing a puzzle game to unlock lewd pictures isn’t a novel concept. Games like HuniePop and its sequel have already tackled that niche. However, while those games have multiple girls to choose from, Adorable Witch 2 only has one girl to see. AS long as you like this witch, you won’t feel the need for any other girl, although another model to see would have been a great addition to the game.

Of course, the game’s simplicity might have been a deliberate decision. After all, the focus of Adorable Witch 2 is not how solid gameplay is, or how solid its plot can be: players are here for the cute girl and nothing else. Fortunately, that’s an area that the game understands quite well.

CG and Plot

There’s not much in the way of a conventional plot to be found in Adorable Witch 2. The idea is that you’re helping a young witch with her botany, solving puzzles to make some seeds grow. That’s it. If you were expecting a more complex story in an h-game, perhaps Summertime Saga would be more to your liking.

Fortunately, the art style of Adorable Witch 2 is great. The witch is unbelievably cute, and the variety of dresses she can wear are all very detailed and well-drawn. All in all, the spectacular character design makes up for the lack of a selection of girls, letting players fall in love with the only character available more easily.

Some CG scenes are also interactive, which lets players be more involved in the h-scenes. They’re not too complicated, but they aren’t offensively basic either. Like pretty much everything else in this game, h-scenes and CG sections are serviceable enough to justify the game’s ridiculously low price tag.

For a game that won’t take you much more than thirty minutes to beat, Adorable Witch 2 is a nice little h-game that features a cute main character and some mildly entertaining puzzles. While the plot won’t keep you entertained, let’s face it, no one plays these games for the story alone.

Pros

• Well-drawn CG scenes
• Fun little puzzles between h-scenes
• Great art quality

Cons

• Too short
• Must unlock lewd content via a patch
• Some intrusive ads