Fact Sheet
Developer: Psyop
Release Date: July 25, 2018
Platform: PC & Mac, via Steam
Website: CampWGame.com
Twitter: @CampW
Price: $12.99 USD
ABOUT
Camp W is a hand-drawn, story-rich adventure game set in a world of magic and summer camp, where you must conceal your identity while investigating a mystery. A hybrid of a visual novel and Saturday morning cartoon, the events of Camp W are guided by player choice. You play as a young Witch trespassing in the Human Realm, where you will make friends, cast spells, and uncover secrets during your first ever summer away from home. It is available for PC and Mac.
Do you have a press inquiry?
Email us directly at or contact Alexei Bochenek: .
Game keys available upon request.
Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfzRCXFCXCY
Camp W will transport you to a beautifully illustrated world of magic and summer camp, where you must conceal your identity while investigating a mystery. A hybrid of a visual novel and Saturday morning cartoon, the events of Camp W are guided by player choice. You inhabit the role of a young Witch trespassing in the Human Realm, where you will make friends, cast spells, and uncover secrets during your first ever summer away from home.
“I think we managed to do something really unique with Camp W, by developing an animated series that is actually an interactive experience that you, the player, not only star in, but direct,” said narrative director Alexei Bochenek. “We absolutely stuffed this game with detail, from the art to the story to the musical score, and we worked painstakingly to create a fully realized universe that is both fresh and familiar.”
“What I’m most proud of are the characters that we created, who you get to meet and spend time with when you play,” said creative director Kelly Shay. “This is a game that is silly, spooky, and fun, but also full of heart. It’s about being a little bit weird, and discovering that, when you take a bunch of outsiders and put them together, it turns out that you’re all on the inside of your own community of weirdos, which people in the gaming and animation community already know is an absolutely spectacular group to be a part of. That’s who I think we are behind this game, and that’s who I hope finds and connects with Camp W.”
Camp W’s unique features include:
Friending Simulator - Camp W is filled with interesting characters, but everyone can’t be your best friend -- that would be exhausting. You’ll have to decide which campers interest you the most and then get to know them and their stories over the course of your playthrough.
Mysteries Await - There’s more to a summer at Camp W than kickball and friendship bracelets. Discover secrets about the history of the Witching Realm and battle evil forces who threaten to rain on your summer fun.
Get Your “Choose” On - You decide which camp activities to attend, which questions to ask, and how you want to respond at critical moments throughout the game. One playthrough won’t be enough to explore every path of this branching story.
A Hand-Drawn World - Visit more than twenty beautifully illustrated locations--during the day and at night--and hang out with fifteen fun characters, all of which feature a range of fun poses and expressions. Not to mention your Grimoire, which will fill up with drawings as you play through the game.
Collectibles Galore - Cast 12 different spells, earn 18 unique badges, and unlock 60+ illustrated memories. You’ll have to replay the game to see them all, but it’s worth it--and you’ll earn achievements along the way.
All-Ages...But Not Just For Kids - Camp W was designed to be enjoyed by all ages, and we mean it. Youngsters and adults alike will find a lot to love about the story, dialogue, humor and drama throughout the game.
Original Score - A complete score featuring more than a dozen tracks composed just for this game by talented composer and musician Davey Thomas Tucker.
Screenshots
Visual Development
There are many, many more images available for Camp W, from visual development through the final build. If you have specific requests, please do contact the developer!
Original Score
Logos
Credits
A Game By
Psyop
Narrative Director
Alexei Bochenek
Creative Director
Kelly Shay
Executive Producer
Amanda Miller
Producer
Amy Martz
Lead Developer
Charlie Volpe
Written By
Alexei Bochenek
Additional Writing
Emily Brundige
Aaron Preacher
Character Artists
Margaret Spencer
James Trujillo
Background Artist
Margaret Spencer
Illustration & UI Design
Julia Iredale
Stephanie Stromenger
Devon Manney
Joyce Ha
3D Artists
Will Kistler
Sean Kealey
Josh Sobel
Nitesh Nagda
Alan Yang
Lighting & FX
Vince Stimpson
Intern
Thomas Wilson
Original Score by
Davey Thomas Tucker
Sound Design
Gypsy Sound
Nikola Simikic
William McGuigan
Quality Assurance
Testronic
Branching Story Writer
Created at Psyop
Lead Programmer
Joseph Majer
Content Programmer
Charlie Volpe
Super Text Mesh
by KaiClavier
Special Thanks
Kylie Matulick
Matthew Seymour
David Chontos
Jill Gilbert
Contact
Please feel free to send all general inquiries to or contact Alexei Bochenek: .