An amazing game, short but beautiful.

I'd wanted to like this game but it very frequently crashes to the point where it is unplayable. Freezes my computer if I alt-tab, freezes on the loading screen after a death.

What I'd played so far was fun, it's a slow-burn game where you're running around the woods on a hunt, but the constant crashes are not worth my sanity.

I know everyone likes the hee hee haa haa reviews, and short ones, but I really liked this game and its charm, so I hope you will read.
In Witch Hunt, you fight the abominations of a twisted witch in the woods. A village in it's time of need asks upon you to slay the witch haunting their woods, and slaughtering their people. As a hunter you come equipped with a musket rifle, pistol, saber and various hunting instincts to fight through the sparing abominations.
This game has a unique style similar to that of the backrooms or better yet, a single player g-mod horror maps. That vibe alone was what kept me intrigued when there wasn't any fighting happening.
As you get lost in the forest looking for your single target, the atmosphere gets a hold of you, and than BOOM! A zombie from behind the trees! Better think quickly because you only have one chance to take it down, before the monster barrages you to death with attacks. While unforgiving as it can be, the game emphasizes to play smart and take your time, only than will it reward you with the ability to progress like you have any advantage.
There are many small secrets around the map that are fun to find, and a decent progression system that is extremely helpful if you are careful with your resources and are smart about when to extract.
The hideout/safe area of the map has interesting characters with not a whole lot to say, and I liked it that way. It feels like you are really in a foreign land. In an isolated village, why would anyone be excellent talkers anyway?
This game had an overall unique charm, that just cant be replicated nowadays, and that makes it very special. The horror is eerie, and shocking, the story is basic, but to the point, and the fighting is tense, yet at times sparing.
Takes about 6-7 hours to complete and the only gripe I had with the game, was the final boss feeling like a way to run the clock on you.
Still a whole lot of fun!