Spellmasons Reviews

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Pretty good game, spells work very well together and the game even when you load up a bunch of spells with different interactions on a huge amount of enemies (and resurrected allies), the game never breaks. It can get quite insane once you get really strong in a run where you can clear the whole map with just 1 spell rotation, and the game gets a bit easy at that point, but overall would recommend to try the game. Also works great co-op with friends.

Never broke a game like this. Put it on his knees begging that I end his suffering. Take litteraly halves minutes to endure the sequence I planned during which I can count frames passing by. It feels so good and so wrong at the same time. Big <3 to dev who actually let player abuse of progression and mechanic. The sensation of overpowerness feels awesome and I rarely feels it that much (pretty close to 120min+ run in Risk of Rain (1&2)). Great game love to see the evolution of it.

Buy on sale, the game is extremely shallow and limited. I had enough fun for a long enough period of time that I went over the 2 hour mark at least.

I love this little game!! saw it by mistake corner somewhere searching something else and fell inlove with it, my friend nd me goofed off for nearly 3 hours straight doing wacky builds, I loved how I kept becoming a joke class with all my spells being absolute worthless mixes I couldnt evolve into real offensive... hyped to play more of it! difficulty scales really high really quick, which I like in a roguelike!

Can't believe this gem of magically BS missed my scope for 2 years. This game just thew balance of the window very fast in order to make !FUN! spellcasting where your wizards slaugher entire hoards of enemies (and your teammate (sometimes yourself)) by snap of fingers. Totally recomended to buy and play it in coop, this is magicka level of spellcasting mixes. My only complain that normal levels run out fast, before victory lap begin. Wish there were more time to cook casually, but such is curse of OP magic. From technical problem we had some desyncs but that was reasonable for what happend on screen during that time. Turn ends fixes that problem.

Good but could be truly great if it had some overall progression and better scaling.

Somehow simple yet complex, but most of all, ludicrously addictive. Chaining together spells gets really fun, even if for balance and programming reasons there's a little less in the way of triggers and spell-altering application methods than you might think initially. My only complaints are that 1: the movement, and whether you'll be able to hit an enemy or an enemy will be able to hit you, is a bit unclear and a bit finicky, and 2: that there's very little variety in enemies, which gets noticeable later on.

A nice, cheap strategy game. Seems like it could be very promising, looking forward to future updates.

This is absolutely one of my favourite games of the decade. Whilst the combat may be seemingly simple on top, the sheer flexibility and options offered to you mean that there is always something new for you to try and tinker with each run, as you find little niche interactions that allow for tactics you never dreamed were possible. Where this game really shines though is in the multiplayer, as if you have friends to play with the possibility for insane combos only exponentially grows and can create some really memorable moments. I won't lie, you will occasionally encounter slight bugs or odd quirks but they really interfere with the game in meaningful ways and even when they do its normally just funny. It is not the sort of game where you sit down and grind it out relentlessly but there is no other game where whenever there is a new update, whether it be a new spell sytem or a localisation update where I think to myself "man I should see if my friends are around to play a quick game of spellmasons", only to end up spending the entire night on it.