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Skin Witch

Skin Witch is a true survival horror game, focused on managing limited resources, puzzles, and non-linear gameplay. Trapped in an underground mine you were sent to investigate, you soon learn you’re not alone. In the deep dark, depraved beasts stalk... and hunger.

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Release
May 29, 2020
6 years and 65 days ago
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Mixed10 reviews40.0%

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About the Game



Unspeakable acts of brutality and witchcraft echo off the walls of an underground mine. You are trapped down here with wretched beasts, servants of the Skin Witch. In the line between man and beast... you’ll find only despair.

Key Features

  • True Survival Horror - Skin Witch focuses on what made survival horror great, like limited resources, unique puzzles, and disturbing environments. You’ll need to fight to survive, but part of staying alive is knowing when to pick your battles.

  • Witch Beasts - Face off against horrific creatures starved for flesh. Ammunition is scarce, and it’s even said that the most powerful of these beasts may not stay dead for long...

  • Non-Linear Gameplay - The mines sprawl in all directions, almost a living thing unto themselves. For the sake of saving resources you may choose to take alternate routes, or avoid ones you know to be dangerous.