Dreams in the Witch House for Windows

Uncover the mysteries of a witch coven

Dreams in the Witch House is an eerie adventure game based on the horror short story by author ​​H. P. Lovecraft. In this point-and-click RPG, you will play the role of Walter Gilman, a university student who is keen to uncover the secrets of Witch House, where he recently began residing. 

Similar to games like Sally Face, players will have to navigate various areas in Dreams in the Witch House and interact with a number of different objects and NPCs. You’ll also have to keep an eye on your character’s stats, as well.

Hours of gameplay to look forward to

With retro pixel graphics and paired with a large, explorable open world, Dreams in the Witch House presents a familiar visual experience with a creepy twist. Similar to other RPGs, your character will have certain stats that you can raise and decrease by performing different actions. Variables like time and weather can also affect your character and the possible activities that you can perform, as well.

What makes this RPG unique is that the elements you can interact with are generated randomly, so different players can have different gameplay experiences. The narrative is also presented in a non-linear format, so it adds a sense of mystery to the overall plot. Keep in mind that different actions can also lead to different endings for you to try to unlock.

One steady variable you can expect, however, are the threats that grow in intensity as you progress through the game. Something to note, though, is that certain aspects of the game — such as the exam periods your character will encounter at the university — are not explained in depth, so you’ll have to figure out how to navigate these areas on your own.

Explore as many endings as you can

With numerous ways to enjoy this thriller game’s plot and a variety of potential endings, players can enjoy a unique experience with each run through of the game. Although starting off Dreams in the Witch House can be quite difficult due to the lack of in-depth tutorials. You can interact with the open world freely and see how each action can affect your character as you navigate the chilling storyline.