The debt must be repaid within 30 minutes, turning Witch Factory's factory building into a frantic, time-limited challenge. Burdened with massive debt, players must rely on contracts to bend the rules, manage production under pressure, and strive to meet seemingly absurd quotas before the deadline. The countdown makes every production decision feel urgently critical.
One shift, one factory, fighting against the looming repayment deadline
Witch Factory is a roguelite factory-building game with a single-run mechanic.
You must build your factory within a limited time to repay an outrageously large debt.
The situation is urgent; make the most of your limited time and resources.
Messy assembly lines? As long as output meets targets, it's not a problem.
If you can't repay the debt on time, you'll just have to... No, forget I said anything.
Mine resources, process them into goods, sell them, and repay your debt.
But this method alone is merely a drop in the bucket. If you don't want to default, you'll have to make a contract with demons.
Short on raw materials? You can tamper with manufacturing recipes.
Don't want excess iron ore? Turn it into gems.
Out of money? Just manufacture it.
Everythinggj resets after work hours, but the experience you gain is real.
On your next run, you'll be able to choose contracts more beneficial to your current situation, building assembly lines with greater synergistic effects.
Middle Management of HellOur protagonist, Momoko, wanted to make easy money but fell into a trap, ending up heavily in debt.
To make matters worse, the workers in the factory have little enthusiasm for work but are extremely loyal to their own desires.
Whether you can get them to work seriously depends on your skills.
The fire salamanders seem to treat smelting work as some kind of muscle-building exercise,
The slimes, on the other hand, are solely focused on prolonging the suffering caused by the distillation process as much as possible.
In the beginning, there was eternal life. It was a punishment for sinners.
Thus, entrepreneur Gehenna thought to herself—
"Wonderful, this will solve the overtime problem."
Unfortunately, the place you've fallen into has working conditions that can only be described as hellish.
But when demons close a door for you, they simultaneously open a window.
Bored high-ranking demons seem willing to help with your factory-building plans. Although somewhat lacking in ethics, at this point, it's best not to dwell on it.
Researcher Leviathan's experiments help boost productivity, but they also pollute the entire sewer system of Hell.
With the protection of Mammon, the bank manager, managing funds becomes easier. As for where the funds come from, it's best not to ask too many questions.
Welcome to Hell, remember to clock in.
Game FeaturesA tense schedule to repay debts within a limited 30-minute timeframe
The gameplay style, which greatly boosts productivity by multiplying the effects of "factory design techniques" and "flexible use of random enhancement options," offers high replay value
Combining support characters adds rich tactical depth
Adorable characters and biting black humor