Witchbrook

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Unknown until release

Players
2 - 4
Release
2026Upcoming
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How co-op works

Online co-op supports up to four players sharing one persistent world as housemates attending the same witch academy, exploring town together, completing class schedules, and advancing through seasonal events and the academic calendar as a group.

About this game

Witchbrook is a witch life-sim set in Mossport, a coastal town where magic and everyday routines blend into a spellbinding community. You enroll in a magical academy, learn spells, gather ingredients, and build relationships with townsfolk through conversation and seasonal festivals. The cooperative structure lets up to four friends inhabit the same world, turning individual moments into shared milestones as you all work toward graduation.

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Daily life revolves around attending classes, brewing potions, foraging in the countryside, and deepening social bonds. The pixel-art setting changes with the weather and calendar, bringing festivals and evolving dialogue that respond to your choices and the passage of time. Magical study unlocks new abilities, while exploration reveals secrets tucked into the town and surrounding landscape.

Progression follows the school calendar, but the life-sim framework leaves room to pursue what interests you most: perfecting spells, decorating your shared living space, or chasing down mysteries. The blend of structured routines and open-ended exploration gives solo witches and full covens plenty of reasons to return season after season.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many players can attend magic school together in co-op?

Up to four players can join the same world online, letting you and three friends share the full witch life-sim experience as classmates in Mossport.

Do we all progress through the school year together, or can players advance separately?

Progression follows the school calendar as a shared experience, so your coven works toward graduation together. Daily routines like attending classes, festivals, and story milestones unfold for the group rather than individually.

Can we each focus on different activities, or does everyone need to do the same things?

The life-sim structure lets each player pursue their own interests-whether that's perfecting spells, foraging for ingredients, decorating, or building relationships with townsfolk-while still contributing to the group's progress and shared world.

Is there any PvP or competitive mode, or is it purely cooperative?

Witchbrook is purely cooperative. There's no PvP; the focus is on teamwork, exploration, and shared life-sim routines as you all advance through magic school together.