Urban Mage Reviews

Good

Really great fun and fast paced game. Totally enjoyed it! Would recommend to anyone.

Nice little game. You can play it for couple of minutes and just smash things and kill some time. It's a great fun to try and keep "killing streak" going to get high score multipliers. It seems simple at the beginning but it gets harder and harder and you have to think if you want to get really high score.

Love this game because it is quick and doesn't taka a lot of time to finish it. For beginers ideal type of game to gain experiences with quick reactions djring playing. I am happy to recommend it to others 😃

Who remembers Dungeon Keeper?? Remember how you could slap your imps around to get them to work? Well this game give a bit of nastalgia to this specific feature. Only instead of slapping minions you are sending people and objects to Hell. Or at least the fire ball of death makes me presume as much. Simple Right / Left mouse controls makes this a easy to learn hard to master game. Objective is to click on as many things on the map as possible within the time limit. Sounds simple, right? The tricky part is after you blow something up there's a small window of time to click on the next thing to get a combo bonus. And with the shared scoreboard, you start to fight for that top score with everyone else :)

The developers kept the game focused by taking one concept and expanding on it with multiple modes. It's a single-player, face-paced, addictive clicker with the goal of causing as much chaos and destruction as possible before time runs out! I can play anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours while getting lost in the pursuit of topping the leaderboards. More games like this, please.

I'll be honest: this game isn't for me. But I don't think I'm in its target audience. I chose to recommend it because, within its small scope, it's well made, and probably quite enjoyable for those who ARE in its target audience. You have three game modes to choose from: challenge, random, and exploration. After playing challenge a few times, I definitely started to see the allure of fine-tuning your strategy to try and climb the leaderboard. You start to see more efficient ways to move through the level and maintain your score multiplier between clicks. I honestly didn't see much difference in random mode, because this mode is all about random interactions, and I didn't really understand the interactions to begin with. Plenty of objects in the map can be "interacted" with, but usually the interactions don't involve much more than a few extra points and some sound effects (a dog in a dog house barking, a car revving, etc.). Every once in a while some fancy, magical visuals would appear, but I couldn't tell if this meant something good had happened, and, if so, what the good thing was. In exploration mode, you can play the map without a time limit, and objects you've already clicked on (and can't click on again) remain highlighted, so that you don't risk forgetting and wasting clicks. It takes the pressure off and lets you plan for challenge mode. Suggestion for improvement: more interesting interactions. Maybe clicking on a car casts a spell on it, making it drive off and mow down people in its path. Or clicking the pool makes the water gush out, slowing down anyone caught in the current. This would make it more rewarding to be clever, in addition to fast and precise. Overall, the game has some nice polish, with fitting music and impactful sound effects/visuals. If you like fast, simple games with a focus on high scores, you should find your time with Urban Mage pretty satisfying.

A good small game, perfect to let off some steam when you have a few minutes to kill. The concept is quite basic and simple to understand, click on things to destroy them with the goal being to blow up as many things as possible to score high. There are 3 modes, the first two being Challenge and Random which are quite similar as they're both timed modes where you battle for the best score in the leaderboardsn while the last is Exploration mode which lets you chill and try everything the game has to offer with no time pressure.

Neat game here and something you can play for 5 minutes or an hour. Become the greatest mage there is by destroying everything and everyone in your path! There are 3 modes in this game, Exploration, Random, and Challenge. Random and Challenge have leaderboards tied into the game so you can compete with others for top score! Random and Challenge mode are pretty much the same. Random mode is that the object interactions are randomised and Challenge mode is always the same I do believe and you must click fast and earn combos to rack of a high score! Worth the price, fun little game.