Spellcaster University

Platform(s): Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X
Genre: Strategy
Publisher: Red Art Games
Developer: Red Art Studios
Release Date: 2024

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'Spellcaster University' Is Coming to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation and Xbox In 2024 - Trailer

by Rainier on Aug. 21, 2023 @ 1:00 a.m. PDT

Develop a prestigious university of mages. Build rooms, train your students, fight orcs, slay the bureaucrats, manage your budget... a director's life is not a quiet one.

Spellcaster University lets the player construct their colorful wizardry academy, with no playthrough ever the same thanks to the procedurally generated campaigns and unique deck-building system. A dazzling array of deck customization options are on offer, from the rooms to build to the unique brand of magic that will be taught, such as naturalistic shamanism or even necromancy. Manage the school’s budget, decide the magic curriculum, hire the right teachers, most of all, care for a student’s wellbeing, from personality to their supernatural skills and powers.  

The rich wizarding world of Spellcaster University is filled with wonder, events, and locations to discover. Powerful artifacts can be earned, legendary potions drunk, grimoires to be studied, factions befriended (or battled). Having launched into Steam Early Access in 2019 after a successful Kickstarter campaign, Spellcaster University has been active in development ever since.  

Will you turn it into a black magic academy, with the best professors of necromancy and demonology? Or a place in harmony with nature to train druids and shamans? Or why not train adventurous mages, offering them options to learn how to fight and be stealthy? But this will require surviving the ruthless attacks of the orc tribes and the controls of the education authorities.

Red Art Games is enchanted to announce that Spellcaster University will come out on consoles early next year.

Created by French indie studio Sneaky Yak Studio, Spellcaster University has been ported to consoles by Red Art Studios and will be published both digitally and physically by Red Art Games.

At launch, Spellcaster University will be available on Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PS4 and Xbox One and cost €24.99/$24.99 digitally. 

In addition to its digital release, Spellcaster University will also get two different physical versions on Nintendo Switch, PS5 and PS4. While the Spellcaster University Standard Edition will be available at most major retailers, the Spellcaster University Deluxe Edition will be a RedArtGames.com exclusive. Limited to 300 copies per platform, the Spellcaster University Deluxe Edition will feature a wraparound box sleeve with alternate cover art, a poster and a keychain.

Both Standard and Deluxe Editions of Spellcaster University will cost €34.99 and can be pre-ordered right now from Red Art Games’ official online store.

Key Features:

  • Explore magic via themed decks to build a unique university!
  • Take care of your students or discipline them harshly to push them towards a glorious future!
  • Fight against darkness by collecting allies and grimoires.
  • Customize your school with powerful artefacts and legendary creatures including fauns, dragons and janitors!
  • Interact with the world by threatening the Dark Lord, begging the king for money, lying to the Inquisition or pretending to listen to staff grievances.
  • Fully playable with a controller for the first time ever
  • Native 4K graphics on PS5 and Xbox Series X
  • Languages supported: English, French, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, German, Spanish, Japanese, Polish

Currently available for PC (Steam), Spellcaster University is coming to Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S in early 2024 for €24.99/$24.99.


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