The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood
Rank #2346 on PlayPulse
Rank #2346 on PlayPulse
The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood is a thought-provoking narrative experience from the creators of The Red Strings Club. Featuring a richly diverse cast of characters, Tarot-like card creation, divination, and a branching story that spans time and space, The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood explores themes of identity, community, and personal responsibility in a beautifully hand-crafted universe. . . You play as Fortuna, a Witch living exiled on an asteroid who forms a pact with a forbidden creature in the hopes of regaining her freedom. Reconnect with your Witch friends after a 200-year-long exile, meet new Witches, and use the cards you created to pierce through their pasts and futures. As you delve into this universe, you will see yourself immersed in the complex web of interests that surround your coven, leading to a political plot that will define the fate of the Cosmic Witch society. . Spellbinding Story . Enjoy a complex narrative spanning decades as Fortuna comes to terms with her power and the impact her decisions have on others and the fate of her Coven. . . Arcane Deck Building. Craft unique divination cards from hundreds of possibilities to help you understand and determine the fate
The girls were so greedy for not appreciating that I made the pizza half vegan half not and yet they still complain theres to much like i didn't dedicate half a pizza to you. How much pizza do you need *sobs*
The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood starts out amazing with incredible pixel art, great music, and a really fun custom card-building mechanic. The story about isolation and connection feels deep and emotional in the beginning. However, the second half loses its way. Changing into a political management sim ruins the pacing, and the romance feels forced. More than that, the political message completely misses the mark. By saying men cannot be witches but non-binary people can, the game excludes men while basically treating non-binary people as woman-lite. For a game that claims to be inclusive, it feels hypocritical and preachy instead of welcoming. It is worth playing for the art and early story, but it falls short of its real potential.
The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood has a really cool idea. You build your own tarot style deck and use it to shape the story. That part is creative, fun, and honestly the best thing about the game. The characters and choices are interesting too. It feels like your decisions actually matter, and there is enough variation to replay it. But the constant sexual themes get in the way. It’s not subtle. It shows up often enough that it started to feel distracting instead of meaningful. For me, it pulled focus away from what the game does well. There is a great game in here, but I had a hard time sticking with it.
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