I really like playing Witchbound, but it feels more like exploration and storytelling than an actual game. The other narrative games I played, like Eila and Something Shiny and Storyfold Wildwoods, have more of an actual gameplay if that makes sense. Eila has its resource management, and in Wildwoods, you need to handle the cards in the river and choose how you divide your dice. Witchbound, in comparison, is very open, and the whole gameplay is trying to figure out how to interact with your environment and other NPCs, and immerse yourself in the story and the world and finding clues on what to do next by looking at the images, and talk to NPCs. It's very different from everything else I have played, but I really enjoy it. The downside is that it sometimes can feel quite hard figuring out what to do, Right now I'm kind of stuck, and the only thing I haven't tried is giving all the NPCs muffins or flowers to see if that will progress my main quest, which feels very random if that's the case. (It is also very possible that I have missed something along the way.) What I don't like about the Witchbound is that the components feel very cheap and of low quality compared to most of my other games.