Wizard of Legend

The movement in this game feels perplexingly poorly designed, but maybe I'm just trash. When you continually move for a short uninterrupted period, your character starts to run. This is fine for backtracking or exploring a level, but it's so detrimental for more advanced traversal or combat. When you have to dash over a gap, you'll walk towards the gap and press spacebar on the precipice of the gap. If, however, your character starts running, you might just walk off as it completely messes with your timing. In combat, it's also super annoying, as the run animation has a truly disgusting number of lag frames if you stop moving (skidding to a halt). So far as I am aware, you cannot do anything during these frames. This is obviously problematic for combat, but it makes general movement feel awful too. The game has a dash (as mentioned previously), which is fine some of the time and absolutely worthless ~25%-33% of the time. Similar to the shade cloak in Hollow Knight (if you're familiar), every fourth or so dash (on a cooldown) gets a special attack associated with it. If it just did damage, it would be fine. Instead, it acts as a strong wind attack, meaning it moves enemies. With you. When you dash. So if you decide to try to dash away from an enemy (you know, to dodge their attacks), the enemy just gets pulled along with you! So you don't even dodge the attack! If it was something that happened on every dash, I'd just have to accept that it's part of the games intended challenge - but I don't think it's supposed to be, which makes it all the more frustrating. These two issues are preventing me from really being able to enjoy this game, so if you've read this far and are a big fan or otherwise have any advice for me, please comment! I'd like to know if I'm doing it all wrong or if this is just the way it is.

yeag dont play second game tho

반짝 재밌게 했던 게임. 16500원 짜리는 아님 솔플로만 할거면 완전 비추 멀티로 하면 3/5

A truly underrated gem, and a game I love showing to people who have never heard of it. This is a modern classic. It's the best ATLA game ever made, and the short-range martial arts magic system is one I have yet to find anywhere else.

Highly reccomend this if you want short low story games, quick, clean combos, and pixel art animation always gets me.

Legendary game, great mechanics, great magic system, and art. Terrible sequel game, just play this one.

This game is a good game, i found myself enjoying the mechanics and just how difficult it was to beat the various enemies and bosses, i also enjoyed the feeling of triggering a combo that made me have extreme dopamine. all things considered, i would not buy this game if you are used to invincibility on dashes and stuff, the combat is very stun or be stunned type of combat, which will probably need some getting used to if you are to try this game. would not recommend this to somebody as their first roguelike/lite, as they may never want to pick up this genre ever again. overall its just cast big funny spells, and make crazy dopamine-inducing combos, all while raging that that one attack shouldn't have stunned you, peak game.