Lady Strange & Ruby Witch

You choose between two witches before anything else loads: Lady Strange, all sharp angles and dark glamor, or Ruby Witch, softer and moon-pale. Lady Strange & Ruby Witch hands you a bare face first, and the shade you pick for the eyes sets a cool or warm tint that carries into every panel after it. From there a spellbook-style menu opens along one side, ready to page through robes, familiars, and potion props.

The robes come in two temperatures to match the two witches: a black lace gown with a high slit for Lady Strange, and a teal, scale-trimmed cape for Ruby Witch that leans toward the mermaid side of the tag list. Hair splits into loose waves, a slicked-back bun with a widow's peak, and a braid threaded with charms, and any of them can carry a pointed hat or a floating crown of thorns on top. Makeup layers by feature: a base skin tone, then a smoky eye or a glitter liner over it, then a lip color last.

The trick this makeover game plays that most witch-themed ones skip is letting you flip between the two characters mid-session, so a prop or hairstyle picked for Ruby Witch can be tried on Lady Strange without starting over. A round wraps with both looks saved side by side on a results card, dark glamor next to sea-witch shimmer, instead of a single portrait.

Pairing the smoky eye with Lady Strange's black gown reads stronger than putting it on Ruby Witch, whose paler palette suits the glitter liner instead. Saving the crown of thorns for last keeps it from clashing with a busy hairstyle underneath. Switching characters before finalizing hair is worth doing once, since a braid that looks flat on one witch can look completely different on the other.