The Witch Girls

I heard a lot of people praise this game before I played it, and I can see why. It's a nice-looking Twine game with multiple graphics that set a creepy mood, different-colored links to distinguish between 'informative' options, cycling options that affect the branching of the game, and 'next page' type links.

The story is unsettling and branches a lot. You play as a girl who, together with her friend, visits some local 'witch girls' to try to get boyfriends. When you're rejected, you have to cook up a boyfriend on your own.

The different branches play out very dissimilarly, so it's worth replaying at least a few endings. There is a flowchart after playing through once (around 20-30 minutes for me) that lets you see exactly where branch points happen and let you hop to them, which is a nice feature. In all, this is probably one of the most player-friendly games I've seen, and makes me feel like the author put a lot of care into this.

I liked the ending line of all the endings, and the way it tied it all together.