Version 1.0 finally delivers on the promise of the early access. It is polished, complete, and hauntingly alive. The Eclipse Witch will not hold your hand. She will hold your regrets.
Version 1.0 introduces a fully realized prologue: "The Ashen Tithe." Unlike previous beta versions where the eclipse was merely a backdrop, the final release makes the celestial event an active, ticking mechanic. As the sun bleeds into shadow, Elara’s hedge magic—rooted in earth, bone, and twilight—is amplified tenfold. But power comes at a cost. Every spell you cast during the eclipse erodes a piece of your humanity, tracked via the new The Eclipse Witch - A Witch-s Chronicles -v1.0....
Available on Steam, GOG, and itch.io. A Nintendo Switch port is rumored for Q4 of this year. Have you uncovered the secret eighth ending? Share your Chronicle in the comments below. And remember: when the sun dies, do not scream. The Umbral Wardens are drawn to sound. Version 1
9.2/10 – A dark gem that burns the fingers and warms the soul. She will hold your regrets
Let us pull back the veil. The core narrative of The Eclipse Witch is deceptively simple. You are Elara, a hedgewitch exiled from the coven of Lunaris after refusing to sacrifice your mortal memories for eternal power. The game begins on the eve of the Kaelen Eclipse —a celestial event that occurs once every three hundred years, during which the barrier between the living world and the Umbra Veil (a plane of forgotten souls) dissolves completely.
In the sprawling universe of indie dark fantasy, few titles manage to capture the haunting dichotomy of beauty and brutality quite like The Eclipse Witch - A Witch's Chronicles -v1.0 . Released to a niche but fervent audience, this version 1.0 marks the culmination of early access feedback, narrative polishing, and mechanical balancing. But is it merely another pixelated tale of magic and revenge, or does it herald a new era for choice-driven, sorrow-soaked storytelling?