WitchHand is Stacklands but about leading and growing a coven

Immerse yourself in the magical realm of WitchHand, a newly launched game that marries the captivating elements of village development with the art of witchcraft. Drawing inspiration from the successful formula of Stacklands, WitchHand adopts a card-based gameplay approach, inviting players to construct and evolve their very own witches' coven.

In the world of WitchHand, every element takes the form of a card. The act of placing cards atop one another activates various actions, whether it's dispatching workers to gather resources, delving into spell research, or other essential tasks. Completing any action rewards players with additional cards, furthering the expansion of their thriving coven. This ingenious method of presenting gameplay turns the typically intricate 4X genre into a more approachable, visually organized experience.

WitchHand distinguishes itself with a series of mystical features that infuse the game with a distinct witchy flavor. As night falls, the witching hour begins, granting witches enhanced powers but also summoning formidable foes. Players can explore the unique abilities of different witches, such as the production-focused Celestial Witch, the battle-ready Chaos Witch, or the culinary master, the Chef Witch, who concocts meals that enhance stats.

For those seeking a gentler experience, WitchHand doesn't disappoint. The game offers a peaceful mode that prioritizes relaxation over the rigors of conquest. This mode is particularly attractive for players interested in a more serene gameplay experience.

WitchHand is now available for gamers to dive into, with a launch price of £9, $10.79, or €10.61 on Steam. For anyone eager to explore a world where magic and strategy intertwine, WitchHand promises an engaging and imaginative journey through the art of card-based coven building.