Ithya: Magic Studies Steam Charts & Stats

Was really disappointed at how limited it is. ◘ Can't set it as wallpaper ◘ Can't set daily tasks for a week ◘ Have to manually fill everyday tasks for each new day

I was so excited for this and Im definitely satisfied. if you love the journals in these type of games you might surprise yourself with Ithya's journal! I wasnt expecting much because the earlier trailers didnt showcase it but I was soooo surprised to see not only it lets you create different notebooks, but also has a habit tracking list and a week planner! And it is very light which is also another thing that Im very concerned about because I am a digital artist AND a laptop user. Really satisfied :) The dev says there are more updates planned on the future and Im eagerly looking forward to what they might bring that may make this even better.

Great game and I love using it while working on things, especially my DnD campaign. Only complaint I have is I wish there was an option to turn bird noises off completely, but if that doesn't bother you it's a great game.

makes studying easier and enjoyable beautiful illustrations with lovely musics.

Ithya is a beautiful and creative work of art that soothes my heavy workdays considerably. It is a beautiful and elegantly done productivity tool, designed in an interesting setting (I love the ancient Greece/ Rome vibes!). As a game developer who is creating an experience in a similar vein, I feel deeply inspired by Ithya and also deeply thankful for it. My most favorite vibe is the Oltak library, using only the evening atmospheric sound - it puts me in a high focus mode almost instantly, and inspires me to light incense and dim the lights.

I really liked the ideas and objective of the game. And hope to see the game to get even more features and enhancements. Suggestion: I would like to suggest a feature to create chapters in our journals or have different journals so we could "study" on different subjects separately... One book for work, for college. And inside each journal we could save different chapters for stuff like projects, tests or even each week. I guess that to set a date limit for the task would be good too.

I've been using Blue Turtle Playlists as background music/settings for both D&D planning and D&D meets for years now, since there were only a handful of videos on the channel. Very happy to see how far this artist has come, and for all of the musicians that have been given attention by the playlists. Looking forward to using this game as a tool to both plan for and run D&D sessions in the future. I will say I wish that exp didn't increase quite as slowly as it does, but the art is gorgeous and the music is wonderful.

This is a wonderfully creative way to combine a daily planner, cozy/adventurous music, and a charming little game all in one. The music is beautifully composed—some tracks feel warm and cozy, while others have an epic, adventurous feel. The different animated locations are cute and imaginative, and I really enjoy exploring them. Ithya has a lot of heart. The hand-drawn environments are especially well done, and I love that you can decorate and add to your home space. There are even little “spirits” hidden in some locations that you can collect and place in your home, which adds a fun sense of discovery. Overall, this app is a great addition to anyone’s study or time management routine. I highly recommend it. I’d love to see more soundtracks and environments added in the future. One small suggestion: it would be lovely if we could make the bed in our home look a bit cozier too! I would be nice if this was created for Android/apple then I could use it on my tablet.

On the last day of a deadline for writing an academic report, my classmate sent me a video of a super short, vague commercial about this game, that didn't get the spelling of the name right. Did it matter – N.O. I went to its page on Steam and had a looksie through the videos and skimmed through the description. I did not need much more. And I tell ya, it's well worth the hundralapp, as we say in Sweden. I love the style – it brings me back to one of the coziest games I know: Sable. But in this, it's combined with my favourite app, Habitica. It's a lovely Ghibli-esque hot pot stew of lovely ambience (which could not have had better timing since the report I'm writing is about our project that was an audiovisual ambient concert named "Ambient Evening, a pause in the life." And it so happens that my contribution to this concert was in the name of Zen and Daoism — which is very much the essence of this game.) And I L.O.V.E that a timer is included (because if I am ever going to learn how much time certain tasks take, in order to create a decent freelance business, I will need that effing timer and use it.) But it so happens my go-to is the Pomodoro technique, which you can customise according to your needs (within limits). So, to summarise: I can say bye-bye to my Pomodoro app and Habitica and get that therapeutic feel from Sable when using this game to get my shit done. Oh, did I mention you can also write a journal and track habits in this game? There's so much I love and have use for in this game that I find it difficult to find any critique. But there is one major thing I've discovered. Instead of actually writing my report, I could not stop myself from 'playing' the game. I wanted to discover all its features and found myself skipping through the different landscapes, violently clicking everything, because I wanted to find more of those cute li'l spirit creatures. And I kept checking on how many coins I earned, because I was dying to customise everything I could. And I kept customising and discovering and adjusting the volumes and changing the playlist. For. So. Long. This sort of defeats the game's purpose of making me do the thing I need to do. But… and here's a big BUT. The development in the game is quick. I level up so fast because it's constantly running and makes you feel like you're being productive, when in reality you spent time talking to your cat, plus you had a visit to the loo, and your friend needed an ambulance (I'm not making this up, tbh). On the contrary, it's beneficial. Why? Because I lost interest in the game after I had discovered what I could. I learned its limits very quickly, and that report was starting to seriously call my name. The audio was a lovely background noise that helped me focus on the task at hand. So if you can relate to this somehow, all I can say is – it's definitely worth a try and they very much deserve the money for this lovely and useful game. I would not call this a game though. This is a Tool!

Honestly such a beautiful and helpful background study helper. I personally mainly use it for the music and to avoid the breaks in study to hunt for a new video if the 1-2 hour one finishes on Youtube. I love the customisation of the bedroom and the lore, THE LORE!! Please Blueturtle if you read this I desire more lore about this world!! The little snippets leave you itching for more. I would love to see readable in-game lore books or more images with tid-bits about the world. As for the game my only complaint is that I wish there was more music playlist options. I think incorporating Steam Workshop into this game would do it wonders with people able to share their playlists. I think being able to import playlists and/or share them to other players would be a game changer for this little game. Either way, such a gem and looking forward to new updates. Thank you for your hard work!