
Majestic Trials is a turn-based fantasy tactical game where you are a wizard that competes in increasingly challenging trials to earn your place within an elite mage cabal. Summon and befriend dozens of different creatures to aid you, and specialise in schools to learn a variety of spells.
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Languages: English
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Honestly, this game feels really weird. In the short time I played it here is what happened. - I ended up moving a goblin into my character, which caused my character to become a goblin, and then the goblin to become an unplayable copy of me. - I could not find the portal..... it doesn't really explain how to find the portal. - I found out to effectively play I need to control a ton of allies at once, like 6-20.... this gets tedious IMMEDIATELY. - The gameplay was repetitive, the GUI was incredibly messy, and this just feels like it never left early access. = only 1 cat in the menu actually meows. (The developer has informed me the meowing cat is actually supposed to be an easter egg, hence the others not meowing) - the sound quality, as seen in the trailer even, is terrible This game just does not feel good to play, I don't see any reason for someone to buy it, im sure the creator put a lot of heart into it, but it just isn't good.
Awful control scheme where you lose selection of your character/unit if you click on any square/tile that you can't move to or don't have enough action/movement points. Half the time you don't know if you misclicked or are just out of action points. Especially since important stats such as action/movement points and health are in the corner of the screen instead of having some indicator next to your character. Would work much better and gameplay would be faster with typical rogue-like tile by tile movement instead of being turn based. Or at least have unlimited action points until an enemy is sighted. Also, attack animations are needless too long.
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