Luenna: School of the Magi Is a Life Sim RPG About a Magic School Student Without Talent
The game offers a twist on the magic-school genre by centering a protagonist who lacks the one ability everyone else has, and it frames the school experience as a full life sim rather than a linear story.
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Indie studio Evenir Studios announced Luenna: School of the Magi, a life simulation RPG for PC via Steam. Players attend a magic school as a protagonist with no magical talent, attending classes, gathering materials, cooking, brewing potions, building bonds, and fighting in turn-based battles. The game cites Stardew Valley as an influence. Japanese language support is not currently planned.
Evenir Studios revealed Luenna: School of the Magi, a life simulation RPG set in a fantasy magic school. The player character has no magical talent, a premise that sets the game apart from typical wizard-school stories. Classes are mandatory and raise abilities and talents while also deepening relationships with classmates and teachers. Outside class, players can collect plants and animals, cook, brew potions, restore and upgrade school facilities with the principal's permission, and form parties for turn-based combat. The developers cited Stardew Valley as an influence. The game is planned for PC via Steam; Japanese language support is not included at this time.
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