Publisher Red Art Games has announced that the PC 'Wizard Simulator' Spellcaster University will be making its way to the Nintendo Switch in early 2024.
Originally developed by Sneaky Yak Studio and ported to Switch by Red Art Studios, the game has been reasonably well received by critics and gamers alike, holding an average score of 73 on Metacritic and almost 3000 'Very Positive' user reviews on Steam.
Here's a peek at some of the key features:
- Build your university using an original magic decks mechanism. Each game will be unique.
- Access different decks according to the magic taught in your schools. Make choices and take advantage of opportunities to create a unique university.
- Explore the Arcane Deck to access artifacts with strange powers and rooms that defy reality.
- Dive into the Deck of Light to take care of your students and teachers.
- Use the Nature Deck to gain access to a wide range of magical beasts.
- Choose the Alchemy Deck to boost the production of mana and potions.
- Yield to the Shadow Deck to teach real discipline to all those nasty students.
The game is now available for physical pre-order via Red Art Games for $34.99, or you can opt for the digital edition at a slightly lower price of $24.99.
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Is this one of those fake games from the eshop that we were talking about last week. Or is it just the marketing at leeching off hogwarts legacy that makes me think that.
@dew12333 it’s very well reviewed on steam so I would say no.
Well this won't be necessary to "live out your wizard fantasies" because Hogwarts Legacy is coming out this year and will run just fine on Switch, right? ...... Right???
Naaaaah ill just wait for howgarts
oh yeah another simulation game..... NOT!!!!!
This is not the wizardry school I'm looking for.
@xVAKAR1ANx If that put that much effort in making a reasonable game then maybe they should have packaged and marketed it so that it doesn't just appear like a knock off of another game.
This just looks unappealing and to those shouting "Hi Ratings on Steam"... you can pay for those, facts!
@dew12333 Other than featuring a magic school, what does it even have in common with Hogwarts Legacy? The genre, graphics, and presentation are completely different.
...but those aren't real screenshots, right?
@link3710 Well the naming and box art give me a connection immediately, which from a marketing point of view may lead to me not bothering to look further and see the differences you mention.
I feel that the indie type developers do this all the time, marketing leading choices which brings too many similarities to other games.
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