Wizard of Legend

熟练之后玩起来很爽，也不一定要跟boss回合制，想速刷技能可以去找快速先生 是个好游戏捏

The spells are visually striking, the bossfights challanging and interesting, overall a very fun experience

战斗爽，打击感很强 就是内容太少，通关几次就有点无聊了

MAGIC IS PEAKKKKKKKKKKKK

Came back to the game after many years because I'm in the middle of replaying everything I lost interest in/getting achievements, and unfortunately remembered why I lost interest in the game :( Its very pretty, the boss designs are COOL and the execution of the mechanics feel quite nice for the first few hours, however after you get used to the novelty it quickly starts to feel very empty and makes you feel think "...whats the point of dying over and over again" The main gripe I have (call me a storyenjoyer) is the lack of any starting motivator/plot. The tutorial demonstrates a very nice way to incorporate learning mechanics with some lore to get you invested into progressing further, however it sorta drops off completely from there. The premise of you getting suddenly transported out of a modern day museum by a long inactivated relic because you were 'chosen' to participate in the mystical times-gone-by chaos trials gets absolutely brushed aside, everyone including yourself just goes 'ah yes business as usual'. Theres pretty much no interactivity outside of basic 'NPC' empty chatter, not even any acknowledgement from the bosses that you're here from the future (maybe the final boss does but I don't feel motivated to find out tbh). When you die, there is no new developments and it just feels like you've been purposefully dragged out into the foreign past with little fanfare and then left completely alone without your friends or family with no one caring whether you're there or not. Your character doesn't even care or get freaked out by this (dang couldn't be me) and you kinda think, why not just have the game set IN the time of the wizard trials instead of this isekai business if no one is going to acknowledge it? I dunno, just these little things erode away at the neat situation that has been painted and takes you out of it. I may also be a victim of skill issue, but theres very little sense of progression either: - the spells you get feel very similar just with different graphics (at least to my unskilled eye) - you lose health all too easy without a feeling that you can make a comeback - it almost punishes you for exploring beyond the bare minimum/trying to go fast in typical roguelike fashion (because again, theres almost no feeling of progression in dying) - hooooh boy some of the group spam attacks where you get infinitely stunlocked (freeze spirit is the only thing that saved me my beloved) and lose 80% of your health esp in bosses (maybe I got a tough hand with experiencing the lightning twins first on my revisit) where its just whole screen flashing and you have no idea whats happening and then you're back in the lobby without any clue how to counter it - I think to myself, "maybe I just need to grind for currency to buy a better relic in the starting area!", but it seems you can only bring one in which almost defeats the purpose of grinding for future runs and grinding in a trial often leads to hastening the end of your run. In saying this, I'm sure the game is just victim to a steep learning curve which is totally fine! However the combination of the two above makes it really challenging to maintain interest to invest time into getting past the skill hurdle to where I'm sure it may fix the above criticisms. Its a really interesting concept and fun for a few hours, but beyond that, isn't really my thing I suppose! Passing on my hope to everyone who enjoyed the game that the second game improves upon the first!

probably the best rougelike of its ilk

回合制游戏