Not a bad game, although I probably wont download it again soon without an option to skip the minigames. I have wrist tendonitis and the clicking is literally painful. If you don't suffer from the same affliction though, there is no reason not to download it, it's one of the better games on this site.

I just saw that it's been a while since anyone left a review which is a shame really because this is such a fun game with already some content that will keep you entertained. I love the dynamic avatar thingy and the fact you can design your own clothes for it. The change happens instantly and I personally prefer a slow change but I got the feeling that the MC was being transformed in other ways still both physically and mentally after that initial transformation.

So I'm definitely giving this game much of love and am anxiously awaiting the next update <3

I was surprised at how fun and engaging this game is.  I can't wait for the next update and keep up the good work!

I was surprised at how good this game was. The writing is entertainingly silly and doesn't take itself too seriously, and the premise given in the title is the setup for a light-hearted slice-of-life story about a not-as-evil-as-she-claims-to-be witch and her womanizing maid.

The main character and witch's interactions are surprisingly cute. Both characters have strong personalities that frequently lead them to clash, but watching them gradually getting used to each other's presence, learning to get along and accomodating each others' needs made my yuri-shipping heart smile... Especially as the Witch seems to have at least a little interest in her maid's appearance and wellbeing, and occasionally "punishes" her by making her more attractive. Also, unlike many other games with similar premises, the main characters' relationship is a two-way street: The player character can and does push her mistress into making particular decisions for good or ill, and can and does talk back if it seems appropriate.

Of course, this is still a beta, and it shows. What's there so far is good and has definite potential, but there are a number of obvious flaws that I hope the author will fix:

• It doesn't take long to run through all the game's story content, and several parts of the game are fairly sparse and undeveloped. I'd love to see more of the rooms given interactive features that could be used on an ongoing basis, for example, even if the player has to unlock those features through play.
• The witch's home starts out as an absolute mess, allegedly because the witch is a pretty bad housekeeper... But the witch never seems to create additional mess after the player character finishes cleaning the place up. This feels a little unrealistic, so hopefully the developer will add a token amount of random mess generation in future versions. It doesn't have to be more than a token amount, since cleaning is a pretty dull activity, but slightly incrementing the messiness of a random room once or thrice per game day would help reinforce the idea that the player character is a maid in the player's mind. (Alternatively, the developer could just lampshade it by making it obvious that the witch is avoiding creating mess for the sake of the player character, but that might seem a bit artificial.)
• There doesn't actually seem to be any actual benefit to cleaning up the tower. Possibly it affects the witch's mood and trust in the player character, but I haven't seen any obvious sign of that in the game.
• The witch had absolutely no reaction to my character walking around naked at all times. I mean, I appreciate that the game allows me to do that, but I can't help but think particular outfit choices should have some impact on the game. Even if it was just making the witch blush a little, or altering the way people react to you in the tavern, or something.
• The main character can't really do much that's maid-like other than clean. Of course, actually requiring the player to (for example) pick what to cook for each and every meal would be dull and repeitive, but being able to, for example, pick a particular diet for each of the characters and then assume that all the shopping and budget management and preparation of individual meals for that diet goes on in the background would be kind of cool. Especially if specific diets had specific effect son the characters, or you had the option of spiking either characters' food with various potions, or- but now I've started making feature suggestions.

Anyway, I'm looking forward to seeing where the author goes with it next. After all, there's a whole tower full of cool magic stuff to mess with, and a relationship to build, and a witches' duel on the horizon...

This is another one I will be following closely. I have loved Dahakma's games and this is another fantastic one. This is very fleshed out so far and I can see it becoming a hit once it is finished.