Realms of Magic

Damn, I bought this thinking it'd be great on the Deck, but it has no controller support and the developers won't add it. Apparently they're working on a remaster that will support controllers... Reminds me of Starbound, both games would be amazing with controller support.

A deep RPG despite having the styling of Terraria. I really enjoy this game and was completely surprised when I realized how deep the leveling system is. The writing is pretty good as well. This game is more than it seems.

Irony: Developed by "Polished Games" I wish more devs would open up modding more on their games. They started something cool here. They just didn't flesh ANYTHING out. The text font sucks. Story is linear, not sandbox. Mostly same gripes everyone else has. I got it for a good price, but I've completed one area and unlocked the next, and here I am writing the review because I think I'm just going to drop it here. I can tell I'm wasting my time. Everything is mediocre. They started something grand and then apparently lost interest. It is the very pinnacle of unpolished. It's got a great rough-out and could have been so cool. I can see it. Yet it dropped off. I wouldn't recommend anyone buying it. If you want to waste a few bucks there are better places to put it. If they decide to revive the game and put more time into polish, I can see it going far.

Occasional bugs, but not many. Although I did get a game breaking bug near the end. My fault really, as I didn't keep frequent enough manual saves. If you do that, you probably won't have problems. I still enjoyed my 40 hours. There is enough build diversity to justify another run, so maybe I'll do that. Game is simple, but fun. Crafting is DEEP and the base building is flexible and enjoyable. It's a really good example of this type of game. Oh, and fire magic is OP.

If the farming wasn't the worst thing in the world there were no crafting times And there were more than like 5 types of chests I'd start thinking about giving it a thumbs up.

One of the better crafting systems i've seen in a game with a huge tier ceiling of gear and a lot of loot unique to specific parts of the map. The way exploration works is you have a huge map with tiles. You select a tile on the map and each and every tile is its own level, making for an incredible amount of world to explore. The tiles except for towns and dungeons are fully destroyable top to bottom and you can build anywhere except towns and dungeons so about 98% of the game is your open world to do whatever you want in. I've done a small handful of quests and most gave me access to dungeons which are cool, all with their own secrets to hunt down which is a ton of fun and now i'm treating it more as a open ended adventure as a nameless adventurer and largely ignoring the story and quests because exploring and building my house and farm is satisfying. I have almost all of the map unlocked, I'm raising too many chickens and pigs, and my garden takes 30 minutes to farm every rotation because there really is no limit to how big your base can be, it can even stretch across every map on every tile if you wanted it to which is massive. Finding NPCs and bringing them home from the wild is pretty neat since it lets you build your own village basically. I'd like to see more diverse mini biomes and area hazards like lava pools in the next game so you can't just dig straight down and have to put in more thought to navigating when digging but that aside, this is a load of fun. The rain and thunderstorms are very atmospheric and fighting in them gives a nice immersive rush. If you like terraria or aground then give this a try, it has a lot of the same feel to it. They aren't the same games but those two and this game scratches a lot of the same itches that so few others even begin to scratch. Beware the zombie sheep.

En general está entretenido el juego, pero tiene este error en algunos lugares (que tienen nombre y no te permite el minado, construcción, y terraformado) quedas atrapado porque no puedes salir. Al no permitirte colocar plataformas, quedas a merced de saltar esperando que no tome un bug que no me permita desplazarte lateralmente; o la opción de salirte del lugar a traves del mapa para volver a regresar. Ambas resultando muy molestas.

This game is about farm and grind excessively like those side quest that make you farm thounsands of plants and flowers to make thousands of potions so you can unlock one recipe you need but if you don´t want to do that you can simply pay with gold one level by training with some ramdom NPC, that's just remember me some kind of pay to win mechanic in game whithout paying real money, of course you can earn more gold but wait! you are gonna need to rise the traiding skill first, so you are gonna need to play too many hours if you want to gain enough to" pay and win" is not a great machanic of this game and one of bigger problems i have with it. There are mechants that you can take to your base and buy all the things you need for rise levels but aparently is never enough reach level in any profession 100 is ridiculus you can do it but is so repetitive in all ways. This game is playing with my compulsive finishing things disorder. I'll FINISH IT BUT I WON'T LIKE IT THIS GAME IS PURE TORTURE. Already beat the game the level scaling sucks if you want the last achivement you need to grind for hours, i´'m not gonna do it what a waste of time 34 million xp for the next level and it doesn't change anything, just the level number. This game is for casual players and is terrible annoying even for casuals.

One of the few RPG games where I enjoyed my grind for 100%. I recommend this, and cannot wait for the remake and sequel!

other than a few glitches with achievements this game was amazing. Taking aspects of terraria and mixing it with skilling worked great. I did almost everything you could possibly do in the game. I really enjoyed it.