Mystic Coven: Witch Sisters
Mystic Coven: Witch Sisters
Mystic Coven: Witch Sisters is a witch dress up game whose three sisters come from three traditions rather than from one pointed hat: Nordic fur and iron, tribal pattern and bone, and the wild forest, which is the loosest of the three and the hardest to style.
Each of them gets a mirror and then a wardrobe. The mirrors work in swatches, so a shade is something you see rather than a name you decode, and the first sister keeps her freckles under whatever you put on her.
The wardrobes run to long gowns, headdresses of bone and feather, charms, bags and a staff, and every sister has an animal standing with her: a stag under a skull, a vulture, a black panther.
How to play Mystic Coven: Witch Sisters
Chapters in order. The face carries forward, so the mirror comes before the wardrobe and not the other way round. The dice fills a chapter at random when editing beats starting from nothing, and the round arrow resets only the chapter you are standing in. The camera opens the last screen whenever you want it, and it holds whatever you have finished so far.
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Developer
Mystic Coven: Witch Sisters is made in house, and this is its home. It is not licensed from anyone else.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of witch dress up game is this?
A deep one. Three witches, a makeup chapter and a wardrobe chapter each, and the look you build in one carries into the next.
Who are the three witches?
One Nordic, in fur and iron. One tribal, built on pattern and bone rather than on darkness. One from the wild forest, which is the loosest of the three.
Is there makeup as well as clothes?
Yes. Eyes, brows, lips, lashes, eyeshadow and blush, every colour shown as a swatch rather than named.
What do the witches carry?
A staff or a wand, a bag, charms for the hand, and an animal that stands with her: a stag, a vulture, a panther.
Can I save the finished look?
Yes. The last screen stands all three of them on one backdrop and the picture saves from there.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, in the browser, portrait or landscape. Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
Is it free?
Free, with no account and no download.