Spellmasons

Genuinely groundbreaking and fresh magic system. It feels evergreen - like chess. SO ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ GOOD

I tricked my younger sibling into believing this game is pronounced "Goru Masons" and now he will never know truth from lie, I have single-handedly twisted his view of reality. Just like the masons, I have learned spells of my own.

Buggier than a recent pokemon game and balanced like you aren't supposed to win ever but there's just something magical that makes me keep playing.

Best turn based coop game ever! We played it 2-4 players it was a great. The spell system is genius. The balance can be a bit iffy—some combinations are op, but it’s a blast to play. Highly recommended.

I strongly recommend this game. It has a great mix of random elements to keep thing fun and interesting. Most games we eventually declare victory on the grounds of whatever nonsense we were using to crush the enemy has lagged the game out.

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A very fun roguelike game where you gather spells and use them in clever ways to defeat waves of opponents. Everything's really well done and if you can think of it, you can probably do it in this game. It's deceptively challenging too.

This game is such a fun concept, and in practice it's very fun too! If I could make a single wish for this game, it would be that it was a longer form game. I think this system could be implemented in a Diablo-esque dungeon crawler where you get your upgrades a bit more slowly, and meaningfully build a character/party over the course of a story. As is though, this is really cool little rogue-like that's a ton of fun to play with friends.

altho i feel this game was a bit of an impulse buy it is still peak would reccommend, especially if it goes on sale

If you've ever wondered [i]why[/i] an all-powerful mage would go mad with power and amass an army of thralls marching in tireless ritual to sally forth an age of darkness, you'll probably be quite sympathetic after you play this. Like many great wizardry games, maximum fun is attained by breaking your enemies, and the game, in the most preposterous ways imaginable. Will you create a recursive clone army, and pray your enemies fall before your PC does? How about some unholy trigonometry to pulverize every living thing with hit points divisible by [i]x[/i]? Absorb the souls of your foes, take their life as your own, and become functionally-immortal? As you strive to optimize the hand you're dealt, every run becomes an exercise in emergent character-building - combo after combo, spell after diabolical spell, the allure of perfecting your craft gravitates you wordlessly into countless stories of discovery, cultivation, and apocalyptic hubris.