Chucklefish's Witchbrook Gets First Public Demo at Tokyo Game Show 2026
Chucklefish brought Witchbrook, its magic school life sim, to Tokyo Game Show 2026 for the first public playable demo, shown at the Kakehashi Games booth rather than to general attendees. The build was close to the official release version, with many elements unlocked for roughly 30 minutes of play. The game is set in the port town of Mossport, where players attend Witchbrook University, learn magic by drawing circles, ride brooms, take part-time jobs to cover tuition, garden herbs, and build friendships and one romance. Character creation splits hairstyles into categories such as bangs and allows clothing to be layered up to 11 layers. A Chucklefish developer confirmed the game has been in development for 10 years, with the simulation portion as the main focus, and that one in-game year runs about 40 to 50 hours under the standard setting. Multiplayer supports up to four players, who jointly run a business.