No Witches Allowed is a game about being the Grand Inquisitor in the medieval times. That means you should search for witches and heretics avoiding burning innocent people on the stake.

Game consists of 7 days, in which you should decide fates of accused people: free, jail or execute them. In finding evidence of misdeeds (or not) you have from 1 to 4 inquisitors in your disposal.

Your inquisitors can be advanced if you do good in eyes of the Church.

Or they can be killed if you will bring a lot of harm to innocent people.

Balance of the City lies in your hands.

Hello. We are a small team from Russia who make their attempts in jam with a sincere dream to make a game.

This game was made by:

Code — Kirill Titov, Nikita Radostev

Narrative — Egor Kislyakov, Nikita Radostev, Irina Torova

Art —big kudos to Google and color backgrounds in this search

and this cool city generator

Music — tracks from "Ask Again"

And a big Thank you for Ink to the great team inkle!

#inkjam18

More information

Status	In development
Platforms	HTML5
Rating	Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars (2 total ratings)
Author	Fahrengeit
Genre	Simulation
Made with	Unity
Tags	Management

Comments

maxistrans3 years ago

it seem like a real fun game but I can't please the church im not really sure of what I am suppose to do because otherwise it would be a real great game

Fahrengeit3 years ago

Hi!
Phew, that was a long ago, so maybe I'm missing something here... but mostly Church in the game is all about "sacrifices". So if you send people to jail or execute them, they would be satisfied. If you found a "bad" one, they will be satisfied even more.
From my memory, pleasing People is a more difficult task, as they want justice. That's why it's not reasonable to execute everyone but think of other means too, depending on people's sins (even if they sound stupid).

Hope that could help. And thanks for playing, by the way!

Chiara6 years ago

Nice work!
It was difficult to think as a medieval inquisitor for some of the "crimes". I'd like an infinte version of it, and maybe a the opportunity to have more cities to judge <3

Fahrengeit6 years ago

Hi! Thanks!
Yeah, it was one of ideas to show the absurdity of situation. That's why it's not even about real "crimes" and more like finding a reason to count it as a crime.

Sandbox is a good idea that is totally doable and would be an option in the future (that will come, I hope).

New cities is a nice feature, but we need to explain it story-wise (not a big deal) but differentiate them gameplay-wise. But who knows.

Thanks again for feedback!