Witchbrook was re-displayed by Chucklefish with a new isometric pixel art style

If you like magic and like the appearance of the Stardew Valley, you may be interested in Chucklefish's upcoming champion Witchbrook.

Chucklefish re-released its magical school simulation game, Wichbrook, Showing its new isometric pixel art style.

This game in development is a magical school and town life simulator. Players will "shape their identity" as a training witch on the way to graduation.

In the game, you will build relationships with citizens and other students, and at the same time develop your magical abilities through classes and homework.

Other activities include fishing, planting magic crops and foraging mushrooms.

"After the success of our first game" Starbound ", the Chucklefish team wanted to let their creativity flow and began an internal pitching process where anyone could come up with new concepts," the studio said. "The concept of a magical school simulation game stimulated the excitement of the entire development team, and Witchbrook quickly became a core project."

Since Witchbrook is still under development and has "a period of time", there is no release date and the platform has not been announced.

"Chucklefish is proud to be a piecemeal studio. This does mean that development will take longer than some people are used to, but we truly believe that healthy, well-rested developers can develop better games. "

You can understand the expected value of the game through the following screenshots.