Witchbrook: Release Date, Gameplay and Developer info!

Popular game developer-publisher Chucklefish is all set to launch another mind-blowing game in a while. Witchbrook has been in the talks for a long time, and fans have been excited to know more about its release. The creators have already given us the first look at the new game. After several changes, the magic-themed video game looks pretty mesmerizing as of now.

Here’s everything you need to know about Witchbrook:

Release Date

At the moment, the developer hasn’t confirmed a release date. According to the speculations, Witchbrook’s Release Date might fall sometime around late 2021 or early 2022. Unlike all other projects by Chuckle fish, Witchbrook will initially arrive on Microsoft Windows only. Although the company might launch it on other platforms like Linux, macOS, Nintendo Switch, PS4, and Xbox One, afterward.

Gameplay

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Witchbrook is a magic-themed RPG and life simulator hybrid game. It follows a top-down isometric pixel art view playstyle. The game will be themed around a richly detailed magical school (much like Harry Potter). Gamers will get to play the role of a student studying witchcraft to get graduated from the school ultimately.

Chucklefish has decided to build the identities of their NPCs as well. Players will get to build relationships with their fellow students and townsfolk. They will also develop magical abilities by attending classes and completing assignments.

The protagonist will also participate in extracurricular activities like fishing, growing magical crops, and foraging strange mushrooms. Players will get to make friends, compete against rivals, and meet romantic interests. Chucklefish is developing a magnificent world with exciting secrets and mysteries to explore.

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About the Devs

Witchbrook is being developed by one of the most famous independent game developers in the genre. Chucklefish was found back in 2011 by its director Finn Brice starting with a massive space game ‘Starbound.’ The company made a name for itself with several high-quality releases after that. Almost all of its projects, including Starbound, Wargroove, Stardew Valley, and Risk Of Rain, gained success and helped the company gain a fanbase.

Their latest project, Spellbound, has been in the talk for several months now. However, Chucklefish recently changed the name of the life simulator RPG to Witchbrook. The game is currently under development and will soon hit the shelves!