This dark adventure game looks like a Tim Burton movie - Children of Silentown Quick Review

There's a certain cuteness in this game; the playful nature of the children, the slice of life presentation, and the lighthearted puzzling elements. At the same time, Children of Silentown is spooky and creepy; from the Tim Burton-esque art style with big white creepy eyes, to the foreboding nature of the story with nightmares and monsters. Silentown is 'a quiet place', a town deep in a forest inhabited by monsters. People can only go out during daylight, loud noises are forbidden, and there are occasional disappearances usually attributed to the monsters. This has become the norm. Recently, disappearances are becoming more frequent, and it’s up to our character, one of the children named

This is not my first dance with horror puzzle games. How good the game really is until they fix the controls. The visuals are great, the sound and voice lines are there and the plot is on point and straightforward. The game is basically about the boy controlled by the player, I need help to read properly the name that his mom left due to the weird font/penmanship of the mom. And the boy was left alone due to mommy’s urgent call from work and he is experiencing nightmares alone in their home. I do not know where dad is. Please tell me about him.

Witch Cry is a Horror tale of witches hunting using their magical abilities; nothing reinventing the wheel but just spooky enough to really make you anxious while playing the game as the captive “Timmy” as you try to find a way out of the grasps of your spooky captors! Witch Cry drops you right into the game starting you out in a cage tasking you with your first puzzle of trying to figure out how to escape; this is where you start to understand exactly what type of game it is you find yourself playing.