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Little Witch Academia: Chamber Of Time
During a recent livestream, Bandai Namco revealed both gameplay and a new trailer for the upcoming Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time, a video game adaptation of the popular anime series. Little Witch Academia is a series that centers around a young woman, Atsuko, who enrolls in a magical academy.
The action RPG will have a separate story from the anime, but many of the characters appearing in the show will also be playable in-game. According to a report from Gematsu, such characters include Akko Kagari, Lotte Yanson, and Sucy Manbavaran. The Luna Nova Magical Academy will also be completely explorable notes developer A+ Games.
You watch watch both the trailer and the gameplay below (both are in Japanese). The second video is the complete livestream, with gameplay beginning at around 2:48:30.
Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time comes to PlayStation 4 and PC in Japan as of November 30. The game is expected to release in North America by 2018.
[Source: Gematsu]
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