Days with Evraco - The Blind witch in Blue Forest
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What the game is
Days with Evraco: The Blind witch in Blue Forest is a romantic adult visual novel from WeissGarden, which its Nutaku page names as both developer and publisher. It is a paid Windows download, sold on Nutaku and on FAKKU. The game's own description sums it up in one line: "This is a romantic visual novel with suspense + dark picture book + adult content". The story takes place in a strange forest, where a traveler with no memory is taken in by a blind witch named Evraco.
Nutaku files the game under Puzzle and Visual Novel and tags it Fantasy, Romance, Story Rich and Uncensored, among others. That places it as a story-first game: a fantasy love story with a mystery to solve and adult scenes shown without censorship, wrapped in a look and mood the developer compares to a dark picture book.
How it plays
The premise comes straight from the game's page, and it is told in the second person. The player character has lost every memory and wakes up in a strange blue forest, knowing neither who they are nor where they are going. One thing remains, a voice echoing in the mind that says "You must protect this forest", and the page presents it as the only clue to the mystery of the player's own past. One day, while protecting the forest, the player is seriously injured and is saved by a blind witch who lives alone in the depths of the woods. Her name is Evraco, and the page hints that this mysterious witch is closely tied to the player's past.
The summary opens with a greeting that sets the terms of the story: "Welcome to the Blue Forest, the nameless traveler. Here, memory will be turned into pieces, played by the blind guide". The traveler has no name, the memories come back in pieces, and the guide through them is the witch. So the structure the page sets up is one of recovered memory, where the player's history is rebuilt bit by bit through time spent with Evraco.
The feature list says what the player does there. The player lives with a witch the page calls elegant and beautiful, and the two purify the forest together. As the plot progresses, the list goes on, the mysteries of the world, of Evraco and even of the player are brought to light. That gives the game several threads to follow at once: daily life with Evraco, the work of cleansing the forest, and the question of who the traveler was. The romance grows out of the first, and the suspense the description promises comes from the last.
The page recommends the game to "players who enjoy a deep plot atmosphere, light gameplay, pure love, and a unique worldview". Light gameplay is the developer's own phrase, and it fits the genre line, which reads Puzzle and Visual Novel. The breadcrumb on the Nutaku page files the game under Visual Novel and Puzzle as well. The page gives the puzzle side no description beyond that, so the weight of the game, by the developer's account, is on reading.
The same list gives the size of the package in the developer's figures. There are 2 endings and an original soundtrack of 10+ pieces. The art is counted as 20+ basic CGs and 40 CGs in the 18+ set, for a total the page puts at 60+. The summary also closes with a voice credit.
Content and themes
The Nutaku tags include Big Breasts, Fantasy, Hentai, Romance, Story Rich and Uncensored. FAKKU's page for the same game tags it 2D, Visual Novel, Ecchi, Game, Hentai, Story Arc and Uncensored. Together they describe a 2D game with a romance at its center, set inside a fantasy world, whose adult art is shown without mosaics. Both stores apply the Hentai tag and both apply Uncensored.
The fantasy side is the forest itself, the witch who lives in it and the duty to protect and purify the place. The page frames the relationship as "pure love", which points to a story about the traveler and Evraco and no one else. The developer's phrase for the mood is a dark picture book, and suspense is named beside romance in the first line of the description, so the tone the page promises is dark and romantic, not comic. The 40 CGs the developer counts in the 18+ set are its own measure of how much adult art the game holds, against the 20+ it counts as basic.
Platforms and where to get it
Days with Evraco is a Windows game. Nutaku's Available On line reads Windows Desktop, and FAKKU gives the platform as Windows. FAKKU's details add hardware: an Intel I5/I7 processor and 2 GB of memory. Nutaku's Game Information block gives the download size as 1.14 gb. Neither store lists a build for Mac, Linux or a phone.
The official places to buy it are the Nutaku game page and the game's page in FAKKU's Hentai Games section, which has Buy Now and Add to Cart buttons. The two stores credit the publisher differently: Nutaku names WeissGarden as publisher and developer, while FAKKU names WeissGarden as developer and MediBang! as publisher. FAKKU also files the game in a collection called Days with Evraco, where this title is the entry listed.
Language support differs by listing. Nutaku's language field reads Japanese, English, Chinese (Simplified) and Chinese. FAKKU's details show English.
Price and model
Days with Evraco is bought once, on either store, and the purchase is the complete game with both of its endings. The price is the same in both places. As of October 2026 the Nutaku page lists it at $24.99, and FAKKU lists $24.99 as well.
Development state and version
Days with Evraco is sold as a complete game. The feature list describes a story with 2 endings and a fixed set of art and music, and nothing in it is marked as coming later. In October 2026 the Nutaku page gives the version as 1. The page does not print a release date.
Who it suits
Days with Evraco suits a reader who wants a fantasy romance with a memory-loss mystery at its center, uncensored 2D art and an unusual setting of a blue forest and a blind witch. The stated focus on plot and atmosphere, the pure love framing and the 2 endings make it a game to read through at an even pace. It also suits a reader who wants the game in Japanese or Chinese, since the Nutaku listing names those languages beside English.
The caveats are specific. It is Windows only on both stores. The Puzzle label is on the genre line, but the developer's own word for the gameplay is light, so a player who wants demanding puzzles is not the audience. The page does not give a play time. With 2 endings, a reader after a wide, branching story should expect a narrower one.