- March 26, 2018
- Tranquil Studios
Oakwood Academy of Spells and Sorcery
Platforms
About
"Oakwood Academy of Spells and Sorcery" is a steamy visual novel where you play as a first-year student named Thomas Middleton, navigating through a magical academy filled with wacky and interesting characters. The game features an engaging story with rich dialogue, high-quality artwork, and choice-making that leads to multiple endings and paths. With over sixteen different endings, multiple routes, and saves slots, this game provides countless hours of sexy fun and adventure.







- The game features beautiful and distinctive artwork that stands out from typical visual novels.
- The story is engaging and humorous, with multiple choices that lead to different pathways and endings.
- The characters are well-developed and interesting, providing a fun and immersive experience.
- The game is relatively short, leaving players wanting more content and character development.
- There is a lack of meaningful player interactions and choices, which can make the experience feel limited.
- The artwork quality is inconsistent, with noticeable differences between the styles of various artists.
story
30 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is praised for its humor, engaging characters, and branching pathways, offering a rich world reminiscent of Harry Potter. However, many reviewers express disappointment with the short length and lack of depth in character development, feeling that the narrative ends just as it becomes intriguing. While the story is entertaining and provides multiple choices, there are calls for a sequel or additional content to expand on the existing narrative.
“The artwork is great, the story is good (humorous and interesting with plenty of options which alter story pathways), and the R-18 patch is optional.”
“Still not done but the way the storyline is going makes me laugh and leaves me in awe every time something is revealed.”
“It's an excellent visual novel with a great story and characters.”
“It is like an introduction to this world full of interesting characters and lore and then bam- the story ends.”
“The thing that bothers me the most is the fact that there isn't really a story.”
“This makes me believe the story was abbreviated to meet its Kickstarter delivery deadline or ran out of money.”