Spellcaster University, a wizard school management sim, gets Nintendo Switch release date and new trailer
Today, Red Art Games provided the release date for Spellcaster University. The title launches for Nintendo Switch on May 2, 2025.
Made by Sneaky Yak Studio, Spellcaster University was confirmed for Nintendo Switch launch back in 2023. It was originally planned for early 2024, but a delay occurred.
Here’s a recap going over what to expect:
In Spellcaster University, you take on the role of the headmaster of a wizard school set in a colorful heroic fantasy world. Build your school, manage your budget, recruit teachers. Will you turn your university into a black magic academy where the best professors of necromancy and demonology teach? Or will you create a place in complete harmony with nature whose goal is to train druids and shamans? The choice is up to you.
Be warned that all of this won’t be easy. You will need to survive the ruthless attacks of the orc tribes and work around the strict control of the education authorities.
Spellcaster University’s console versions will include all the content and updates added to the PC version until now. It has also been totally reworked to make it fully playable with a controller.
Key Features
- Create your very own university using an original magic deck mechanic
- Each type of magic has its own deck
- Pick the type of students that you want to teach to
- Manage the wellbeing of your student… and discipline them if need be
- Upgrade your school’s rooms with powerful artifacts
- Use your school as a shelter for mythical creatures (dragons, pegasus, janitors…)
- Your choices have both short and long term consequences
- Fight the dark forces and find new allies to help you
- Fully playable with a controller for the first time ever
- Languages supported: English, French, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, German, Spanish, Japanese, Polish
Watch a release date trailer for Spellcaster University below.
Release Date Trailer
Spellcaster University will be sold physically and digitally – the boxed editions are planned for May 23. Catch up on other Nintendo Switch news here.