Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time

Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time adapts the charm of the anime into a side-scrolling action RPG with light dungeon-crawling and social-sim elements. The game follows Akko as she accidentally disrupts time at Luna Nova and must fix the resulting loop with the help of her friends. The premise is faithful to the show and sets up a playful blend of magic, mystery, and school life.
Visually, the game is one of its strongest adaptations. Character models resemble their anime counterparts closely, and environments capture the whimsical feel of Luna Nova Academy. Spell effects and animations are colorful, and cutscenes are presented with a style that matches the original series. Even though it is not graphically complex, it preserves the franchise’s identity well.
The story unfolds through a mix of voiced and text-based scenes that maintain the anime’s lighthearted tone. Fans will appreciate how the personalities of Akko, Lotte, Sucy, and others are represented. The plot is simple and slightly repetitive due to the time-loop setup, but it offers enough charm to keep the experience enjoyable if you already like the characters.
Combat uses side-scrolling beat-’em-up mechanics with a party of three witches. Each girl has unique spells and roles, but encounters often become button-mashy. Enemy patterns do not vary much, and battles can start to feel repetitive. However, experimenting with different spell loadouts can add some depth for players who enjoy customizing abilities.
Dungeon exploration consists of moving through similar-looking corridors, clearing rooms of monsters, and collecting loot. The repetitive structure is one of the game’s main criticisms, and it does limit the sense of progression. Still, the magical setting and occasional story events help break up the monotony.
Outside the dungeons, the player can explore Luna Nova, talk to classmates, and complete side quests. These social-sim segments are short and simple, but they reinforce the atmosphere of life at a magic academy. They also provide small rewards and character interactions that fans of the series will find appealing.
Overall, Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time is a game designed primarily for fans of the anime. Its presentation is charming, and it successfully recreates the world and characters, but its repetitive combat and dungeon design hold it back from being a strong action RPG for a broader audience. For players who love the series and want to spend more time at Luna Nova, it remains a pleasant, if imperfect, experience.

I THINK it follows the anime storyline but I'm not sure. But the OST, the visuals, everything about this is amazing.

Cute game with pretty meh combat and really grindy achievements.
If you enjoyed the LWA anime and movie, you'll probably love the game just for the character interactions alone, which there is plenty of.
That's really the main reason to buy the game, and for that reason I'd recommend it.

I adore this game because I got this game on a holiday discount and the anime, Little Witch Academia, the game that is named after for has not received a season since 2017. As such, I take my time interacting with surroundings of the witchcraft school, Luna Nova Magical Academy. Otherwise, if you are not a fan of this anime, feel free to look at other games to play as the gameplay of interacting with the world of LWA does drag on for awhile.

x-- 6/10 --x

Really hoped this was good, but it was very average.
Navigating though is a flipping nightmare.

A disservice to the anime.

E SUPER REALISTICO ci sono tutte le stanze del anime lo consiglio

I love this garbage game so much don't play it