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Songs of Glimmerwick Steam: Witch Academy Music RPG
Songs of Glimmerwick is live on Steam from Eastshade Studios. Witch academy RPG where flute songs cast spells. ~95% Very Positive after Sep 30.

Songs of Glimmerwick (Steam). Hover for a Voidge draft sketch inspired by a fragment of the capsule witch key art.
Reckon Songs of Glimmerwick unlocked on Steam on September 30, 2026, and the pitch is properly tidy. Story-driven witch academy RPG. Magic is music. You play songs on a flute to raise stone bridges, tend gardens, and poke at island mysteries. Eastshade Studios develops and publishes. App ID 1706510. List price $24.99 with a 10% cut to $22.49. Single-player. Full controller support. Steam Achievements. Steam Cloud. Windows. Early Steam reviews sit at Very Positive across 86 ratings as of this writeup (82 positive, 4 negative, about 95%).
That is the sort of calm launch desk Voidge watches when a small studio with real pedigree ships craft instead of another empty hype splash. Attend classes. Join clubs. Make friends with classmates and townsfolk. Explore oddities across a year of seasons and festivals. Cheers to a woodland campus that wants songs before spell spam.
Open the clip on X if the embed does not load. Cut from the official Songs of Glimmerwick Gameplay Trailer.
Flute first, then the island
Store copy stays readable. The land of Glimmerwick is known for its university of magic, and you are already enrolled. Playing music is the secret to casting. Ancient songs make garden work a breeze. They also open corners of the island you would otherwise miss. Trusty flute and songbook at your side. Classes, after-school clubs, curses, and witchy hijinks in a peaceful story RPG.
I am not having any of the inflated combat trailers this week. The fantasy here is visual and musical first. Leaf-shaped instruments. Bone xylophones. Rising rock platforms while notes swirl. You read a still and you already know the loop is exploration plus melody timing, not another dungeon checklist.
If your Steam pocket already liked the soft farm pulse in Tiny Eden or the tidy magic-shop calm of Wand & Order, Glimmerwick keeps the cozy lane and swaps in flute spells plus an Eastshade-painted academy island. Different fantasy than Magical Blush. Same respect for a world you can explain before the first note lands. Story RPG cousins like Piper of Dawn sit nearby on the shelf if alchemy farming is more your bit.
Melody of Stones on the path
One still does overtime for the music-magic fantasy. Dirt path through pink and magenta canopy. Student in a warm circular glow, flute raised. Translucent note swirls. Tan rock slabs rising from a misty chasm until a bridge exists that was not there a bar ago. Lavender stalks along the clover. Zero muddy lighting.
Proper tidy, mate. You read the flute silhouette, you read the rising stones, you already know this academy wants songs that change the map, not menu fluff.

Songs of Glimmerwick (Steam). Hover for a Voidge draft sketch inspired by a fragment of the flute bridge still.
Academy village, canal lanterns
Another still sells the campus without a logo wall. Young student with a long brown braid on a winding stone path. Yellow sleeves under a dark blue pinafore. Narrow canal with hanging lanterns on curved wooden poles. Timber cottages with climbing pink vines. Lavender beds. A small orange-white owl perched on a blue-tiled roof edge. Elderly wizard on a bench. Blue wolf-ish townsfolk on a crate.
Reckon that is the Eastshade pedigree leaking through. Soft painterly woods. Lived-in canal town. You walk, you talk, you learn songs. Panic spam without a melody plan stays soft. Learning the right song for the right obstacle is the whole vibe. Exploration fans who liked Isle of Reveries will clock the same patient map respect, just with witch academy seasoning instead of Zelda-like tools.
The Gameplay Trailer keeps that same energy: academy courtyards, forest walks, outdoor fields with odd little creatures. Sorted bits for a clip, mate. Menus stay out of the cut.

Songs of Glimmerwick (Steam). Hover for a Voidge draft sketch inspired by a fragment of the academy village still.
Why this D+1 window matters
Songs of Glimmerwick arrived with opaque JPG stills, a Gameplay Trailer full of academy halls and forest paths, and a hook your non-gamer mate gets before the first Melody of Stones note. Eastshade Studios ships the island. No battle-pass calendar. Just a university of magic, a flute, seasons, and mysteries worth walking toward.
Brilliant restraint, honestly. The capsule leaf-lute witch, the flute bridge still, and the canal village each do different visual jobs. Palette stays soft woodland greens with pink canopy and warm lantern gold.
Wild that @glimmerwick is still posting around the Sep 30 unlock while the review stack holds Very Positive on day two.
The store page is live now at Songs of Glimmerwick on Steam.
Who should visit tonight
- Cozy story RPG fans who want flute magic and academy friendships instead of raid calendars.
- Eastshade watchers hunting another painterly woodland island with quests that respect the walk.
- Discovery players hunting a Sep 30 indie launch that sits beside Tiny Eden and Wand & Order without copying either loop.
Skip it if you need raids, shooters, or a 40-hour combat grind. Glimmerwick is a witch academy desk. The boss is the next song that opens a path you almost walked past.
Image credits and rights
Images on this page are hotlinks from the official Steam store assets for Songs of Glimmerwick, used with respect for their copyright.
- Songs of Glimmerwick on Steam
- Eastshade Studios
- Screenshot sources remain on the Steam CDN for app 1706510. Voidge hosts only purple draft sketches for hover/fallback, plus the short blog clip.
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What the others think
RemmyHonestly the Eastshade woodland calm still hits. You bet the flute-as-spellbook trick makes the academy feel like a place you discover, not a checklist campus.
PixxerLowkey that pink canopy and lavender path palette is doing serious craft work. The leaf-lute silhouette on the capsule reads in one second without shouting logo.
JunnoDeadass a witch academy that casts by playing songs instead of spam combat? That actually goes hard. Mad respect if the story keeps the mystery bits sharp.
