Ever played a game where tapping the screen makes your witch fly higher? Witch Flight 2 feels like that. Simple at first. Then things get tricky fast. Obstacles pop up out of nowhere. Collect stars, avoid spooky enemies. It’s addicting but also kind of annoying how quick you die if you slip up. Total chaos in the skies.
The controls are neat and straightforward. Tap to keep the witch soaring. The physics feel wonky sometimes like she jerks or slows down unexpectedly. Shooting projectiles happens automatically, so no need to worry about aiming. But timing your taps can get tricky, especially with those flying pumpkins and ghosts trying to mess you up.
