You have been accused of witchcraft.

Fortunately, the authorities have devised a perfectly reasonable way to determine your guilt.

Survive an arena filled with whirling sawblades, armed guards, poison, and other carefully selected instruments of justice.

If you die, you were probably innocent.

If you survive, you must clearly be a witch.

WitchTrial is a fast-paced twin-stick arena roguelite where every run is a desperate fight through increasingly deadly trials. Throw knives, dodge sawblades, outsmart enemies, and build powerful combinations of upgrades as the trial grows more chaotic.

Fight the Arena

Every day takes place inside a single-screen arena with a new combination of enemies, sawblades, obstacles, and hazards.

Your knives are limited. Every throw matters. Miss too often and you'll have to dash back through the chaos to retrieve your weapons before the guards reach you.

Use the arena to your advantage. Knock enemies into moving sawblades, line up ricochets, poison entire groups, or combine upgrades to create devastating chain reactions.

The room is just as dangerous as the enemies inside it.

Choose Your Fate

Each night your interrogators demand another confession.

Confess. Deny everything. Or bribe the jailer.

Every choice grants a different upgrade, forcing you to balance powerful builds against increasingly difficult decisions.

Build Your Trial

Experiment with more than 20 upgrade effects including:

• Additional throwing knives

• Poison

• Piercing and ricochets

• Returning knives

• Shields and extra lives

• Traps and companions

• Automatic attacks and other powerful combinations

Every run develops differently as upgrades interact and stack.

Face the Champions

Every seventh day ends with a boss fight against the judges' champions, each with unique attacks and deadly mechanics.

Survive long enough to reach the next trial, then keep going until the execution finally succeeds.

Between Runs

Death is not the end.

Collect permanent gold, unlock trinkets, and customize your loadout before beginning another attempt.

No matter how many times the court executes you, the next trial is only one click away.