
Mod Mage Mike is a unique puzzle game where you program futuristic magic spells using a node editor. Hit detectors placed in tricky locations, blast evil robots with custom-made spells, or use the built-in level editor to create and share your own imaginative levels.
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Mod Mage Mike is a unique puzzle game where you program futuristic magic spells using a node editor. Your goal is to progress through the levels by hitting detectors put in tricky locations.
Each node affects the magic projectiles with different properties—speed, direction, delay, split, and more. By chaining them together, you can create almost unlimited variations in how a spell behaves.
Program spell-shooting towers to aim at detectors. When hit, these detectors will light up, triggering events such as opening bridges or doors to progress through levels. It's definitely not always as straightforward as it sounds.
As part of many puzzles, you will also encounter The Evil Robots that will try to stop you reaching your goals. Fight back by programming attack towers or using strange weapons found throughout the levels.
The game features a fully-featured level editor, allowing you to create your own magical, mystical adventures. Craft mind-teasing puzzles, orchestrate epic battles with powerful spells, or anything in-between.
Includes a spell laboratory for experimenting with spells, a campaign filled with levels ready to conquer, and the ability to freely share and download user-made levels.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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This game is AWESOME. So much care was put into every detail: sprites, interactions, puzzles, sounds, animations, a level editor... Truly a work of art. Every level feels like a brand new minigame, yet it all revolves around the same mechanics. I'm honestly saddened by the lack of attention this game has received, because it deserves a real community. I have to assume the budget ran out before marketing because everything else is spot on. The wand system has so many creative uses throughout the campaign and I'm sure it only scratches the surface. I genuinely don't think this title has any "flaws". For $6.99 by what I assume is a solo/small development team, it's really a masterpiece. Buy it! Play it!
I feel like this game is so close to greatness that the flaws it has feel all the more painful for it. I really hope the dev keeps cooking, because all the ingredients are there.
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