History VideoGame / WitchesLegacy

** BiggerBad: Thetis.

EnemyMine: In ''Hunter and the Hunted'' Carrie and Elisabeth briefly team up to rescue Lynn from the witch hunters.

''Covered By the Night'': Anabel and several other students of the University of Witchcraft are put into an enchanted sleep by escaped sorcerer Felix.

''Awakening Darkness'': Cassandra curses Jack and his mother and possesses his sister. During the rescue attempt he's joined by Lynn's daughter Annabel and a girl named Bertha, who can turn into a ferret.

''Dark Days to Come'': Annabel is kidnapped by Marcus and Mara, who try to take over the world.

* AnachronismStew: Not unusual for the genre. There are no signs of modern technology other than cars (no cellphones, no computers or [=TVs=]) but Lynn and Edward both dress like they're from the late 20th to early 21st century. From ''The Charleston Curse'' there is some indication that the series is set mid-late 20th century. Meanwhile the machines and monsters created by witches and witch hunters throughout the series range from EldritchAbomination to steampunk to futuristic.

* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: Lynn, ''The Lair of the Witch Queen'', is determined to make Elisabeth pay for what she did to Lynn's family.

* BadassNormal: Carrie, who will do just about anything to protect Lynn, her adopted daughter – even before she's properly met the girl. And she doesn't have any power. Also Jack, who starts out as a skeptic but after rescuing several loved ones from supernatural {{BigBad}}s, takes strange events in stride.

''Awakening Darkness'': Cassandra curses Jack and his mother and possesses his sister. During the rescue attempt he's joined by Lynn's daughter Annabel and a [[BalefulPolymorph talking ferret]] named Bertha.

* BadassNormal: Carrie, who will do just about anything to protect Lynn, her adopted daughter – even before she's properly met the girl. And she doesn't have any power.

''Awakening Darkness'': Cassandra curses Jack and his mother and kidnaps his sister. During the rescue attempt he's joined by Lynn's daughter Anabel and a [[BalefulPolymorph talking ferret]] named Belinda.

''Dark Days to Come'': Anabel is kidnapped by evil twins with ice powers who try to take over the world.

* ADayInTheLimelight: The bonus chapter in ''The Ties that Bind'' is played from the pov of the Imp and the in ''Slumbering Darkness'' it's Lynn.

* HeWhoFightsMonsters: The head witch hunter in ''The Ties that Bind'' is this becoming willing to stop at nothing to defeat witches - even good ones like Lynn. [[spoiler: Edward could be this but gets over it very early in the game.]]

* TakenForGranite: In the fifth story, Edward is turned into a puppet in ''Slumbering Darkness''. Also the pair of soldiers outside Morgana's palace in the same game are literally turned to stone - one unable to see and one unable to speak.

''The Charleston Curse'' (2012) Carrie receives a mysterious message from a woman named Elisabeth who claims to be the guardian of Carrie's last surviving relative, a girl named Lynn.

''The Lair of the Witch Queen'' (2013) A teenaged Lynn uses her powers in a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against Elisabeth with potentially disastrous results.

''Hunter and the Hunted'' (2014) A number of years have passed and Lynn and Carrie appear to be living happily in Lynn's childhood home. Lynn is even dating Edward--a man with a DarkAndTroubledPast of his own.

''The Ties that Bind'' (2014) A trip to the orphanage where Edward grew up reveals secrets about his past (and present) that even he didn't know.

''Slumbering Darkness'' (2015) Life seems to have settled down for Carrie, Lynn and Edward but dark forces are arising and a family trip to the funfair doesn't go as planned.

''The Dark Throne'' (2015) Morgana's power takes over Lynn in an attempt to turn her into the new Witch Queen.

''Awakening Darkness'' Cassandra curses Jack and his mother and kidnaps his sister. During the rescue attempt he's joined by Lynn's daughter Anabel and a [[BalefulPolymorph talking ferret]] named Belinda.

''Dark Days to Come'' Anabel is kidnapped by evil twins with ice powers who try to take over the world.

The stories are as following:

''Hunter and the Hunted'' (2014) A number of years have passed and Lynn and Carrie appear to living happily in Lynn's childhood home. Lynn is even dating Edward--a man with a DarkAndTroubledPast of his own.

''The Dark Throne'' (2015)

* ActionMom: Carrie. The action-y aspects of her adventures might be downplayed, being a HiddenObjectGame, but Carrie certainly is a {{Badass}}.

* {{Badass}}: Carrie, who will do just about anything to protect Lynn, her adopted daughter – even before she's properly met the girl.
** BadassNormal: And she doesn't have any power.

''The Charleston Curse'' (2012) Carrie recieves a mysterious message from a woman named Elisabeth who claims to be the guardian of Carrie's last surviving relaive, a girl named Lynn.

''The Lair of the Witch Queen'' (2013) A teenaged Lynn uses her powers in a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against Elisabeth with potentially disasterous results.

* FirstLawOfResurrection: Elisabeth and Morgana, at least one of whom is back at the start of everry game ready to cause mayhem in the lives of Carrie and Lynn.

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* AnachronismStew: Not unusual for the genre. There are no signs of modern technology other than cars (no cellphones, no computers or [=TVs=]) but Lynn and Edward both dress like they're from the late 20th to early 21st century. From the first game there is some indication from the first game that the series is set mid-late 20th century. While the machines and monsters created by witches and witch hunters range from EldritchAbomination to steampunk to futuristic.

* ADayInTheLimelight: The bonus chapter in the third game is played from the pov of the Imp and the in the fifth it's Lynn.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first game has a few inconsistencies with the rest of the series. The most notable is using live actors instead of animation and voiceover like the following games.

* TheFaceless: Carrie rarely appears on screen which is understandable given that she shares point of view with the player. She lampshades it in the fifth game.

* HappilyMarried: [[spoiler: Lynn and Edward in the fifth game]].

* HeWhoFightsMonsters: The head witch hunter in the third game is this becoming willing to stop at nothing to defeat witches - even good ones like Lynn. [[spoiler: Edward could be this but gets over it very early in the game.]]

* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: Lynn, in the second game, is determined to make Elisabeth pay for what she did to Lynn's family.

* TakenForGranite: In the fifth story, Edward is turned into a puppet.

* PromotionToParent: Carrie following the deaths of Lynn's parents.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: Lynn in the second game is determined to make Elisabeth pay for what she did to Lynn's family.

* {{Expy}}: Wolfgang for Van Helsing. A witch hunter of particular fame.
* GrandTheftMe: Both Elisabeth and Thetis try to do this to poor Lynn.
* HappilyMarried: [[spoiler: Lynn and Edward in the fifth game]].

* HeWhoFightsWithMonsters: The head witch hunter in the third game is this becoming willing to stop at nothing to defeat witches - even good ones like Lynn. [[spoiler: Edward could be this but gets over it very early in the game.]]

* DarkAndTroubledPast: Both Lynn's and Edward's [[spoiler:and Abigail's]] parents were killed by witches.

* MyGreatestFailure: Jonathon Corwin views his inability to stop Elizabeth as this.

* AnachronismStew: Not unusual for the genre. There are no signs of modern technology other than cars (no cellphones, no computers or TVs) but Lynn and Edward both dress like they're from the late 20th to early 21st century. From the first game there is some indication from the first game that the series is set mid-late 20th century. While the machines and monsters created by witches and witch hunters range from EldritchAbomination to steampunk to futuristic.

The series follows Carrie (player) and her adopted daughter Lynn as they battle Elisabeth, a dark witch who seeks to steal Lynn's abilities for herself. Later, they are joined by [[spoiler: Lynn's husband, Edward, a witch hunter won over by the way that Lynn uses her abilities for good]].

''The Lair of the Witch Queen'' (2013) Swearing revenge Lynn uses her powers in a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against Elisabeth.

''The Ties that Bind'' (2014)
''Slumbering Darkness'' (2015)