Calturin Reviews

Fun boss run type game. Your biggest complaint will be running back to levels (which takes all of ten seconds, but the action is so intense that it feels like a drag). Easily worth the price!

Good game with obnoxious game design. Six second unskippable death screens in a game where you have to travel 5+ seconds every death isn't fun. The teleport is janky. The black portal final boss is a pure RNG fight. He can cover the entire arena with AoE spam that lasts 15 seconds and forces a death or all of your healing. If you live, he just does it again. You also have hitboxes that don't match the animation. Some QoL would really help this game out. Being put in front of the portal you just failed instead of the campfire would be amazing. A respec NPC would also be nice. Anyway, the game is fun and still worth picking up for the price despite the shortcomings.

Pretty cool game so far. Basically a boss battle simulator, with a few puzzles inbetween. Instead of parrying or blocking. You have a teleport that makes you vanish for a second, which gives you a way to avoid enemy attacks, and for longer onslaughts you have a magical shield. You have a heal with 3 charges for each boss. The controls are very intriguing. You can teleport to cancel your shield, or to dodge a wave of projectiles and fire on without the interuption of movement. Love it so far.

its pretty good, i like the atmosphere, very cool little game, if you havent bought Mage and Monsters, first, you should pick it up, its one of the best auto battlers, we are hyped for the second game, please hurry up please.

Pretty solid game. Graphics is okay, Voice acting is fucking great. Sadly I suck hard at this game. If you are into bullet hell games then this is right up your alley.

Game looks great, and plays well. It's really just too difficult for me to enjoy any further. The boss fights are nice, but the obstacle courses are zero fun and are harder. Adding to my frustration, dying you don't restart your level/portal. You are back in town and half run all the way back. It was a terrible design choice that hurts this game. If you like really hard games, it might be for you. It's just not for this old man.

Really enjoyed this game boss fights are challenging but fair. Great art and voice work. Short but quality game well worth it.

Played through without bugs or crashing. I was challenged a bit and enjoyed the variety of boss mechanics used. Controls are responsive, and I had no issues defining a Steam Controller layout. There is a degree of polish that sets this game apart from typical Unity shovelware and it is worth a look. Having a combination of assets from different artists come together without feeling forced is an accomplishment in itself.

An excellent little game. Like Shadow of the Colossus, this is a Boss Game - there are no basic enemies (except a handful in the tutorial and in one other very specific and unique instance, which I won't spoil), instead you encounter a series of bullet-hell-like boss fights. It's short, but sweet, with lots of last-second dodges. You'll have to master the timing of teleports and shields if you want to come out on top, but it feels mightily satisfying when you do. For the price being asked, you can't go wrong. The dev is also active and helpful on the Discord and patched a bug the same day that I reported it, which is always a plus.

This game is an adventure, learning everytime you play. Sometimes it can be insane but if you like bullet hell games, this one is your type. Good things: - Artwork is amazing. - Dialogues are marvelous, the voices. - Improving your mage to be more powerful. Suggestions: - A try again button after a death. - More upgrades like, Attack speed, More shoots ( maybe start with 1 to a max of 5), more shield duration. - Repeat the bosses again with a timer, and win extra skill points doing bronze silver or gold timers. - Auto save option. - Stats page to see, your personal mage stats (dmg,speed,etc) and deaths, and how many kills each boss took.