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About This Game The Council oversees the elam families, aristocrats who are descended from the first humans in Rilfanor, and the banlits, who were originally people born without magical abilities. The Guild has never admitted banlits because of their lack of magical capacity; and they've never admitted women because they believed women were too weak-minded to control such power.Now, many generations later, the elam magic is weakening, and latent magic talent has reappeared among the banlit population. Many of the elam are in denial, but some of them want to take the radical step of allowing banlits, including women, into the Guild.In your quest you'll explore randomly generated dungeons, collect treasures, master magic, avoid traps, solve puzzles, and of course cleanse the dungeons of all the evil minions within. Every dungeon is unique, no two locations will ever be the same.It's not all dungeon-crawl. Feel at home in your very own Wizard Tower where you can enhance and customize the way you play by building a thriving town, brewing your own reagents, crafting or buying your own gear, powering up your magic, and recruiting help."A smart blend of town building and dungeon crawling to create one of the most promising RPGs in years" Dave Brevik - CEO Gazillion Entertainment, Creator of Diablo Series, Marvel Heroes"Spellbind's Rogue Wizards is taking procedural roguelikes in an exciting and thoroughly charming direction" Mike Booth - Game Director at Blizzard Entertainment, Creator and Designer of Nox and Left 4 Dead, Founder of Turtle Rock Studios"Spellbind is making exactly the kind of game I would make for mobile & desktop. I'm jealous, and I want to play!" Erich Schaefer - President Double Damage Games, Designer Diablo 1 & 2, Torchlight 1 & 2Every minion has a unique ability with a carefully balanced interplay of strengths and weaknesses.Six schools of magic each with a complete set of upgradable spells to bring doom upon your enemies.Discover tons of randomized magic items, providing a nearly unlimited variety of ways to slay your foes.Randomly generated environments, no two dungeons are alike.Upgrade vendors around your tower and gain instant access to a bounty of new items and enchantments.Enchant your items and change the very nature of the magic they harbor inside, breathing new life into your favorites so you can slay more powerful enemies.Craft materials and items at your cauldron so you always have the right amount of magical essences and potions at your fingertips. a09c17d780 Title: Rogue WizardsGenre: Indie, RPGDeveloper:Spellbind StudiosPublisher:Spellbind StudiosRelease Date: 27 Sep, 2016 Rogue Wizards Torrent Download [key] rogue wizards gameplay. rogue wizards iphone. rogue wizards pc trainer. rogue wizards fabled. rogue wizards cheat engine. rogue wizard mode. rogue wizard pathfinder. rogue wizards save location. rogue wizards skidrow. rogue wizards enchanting shrine. rogue wizards guide. rogue wizards ios review. rogue wizards cheats. rogue wizards v1.2.371. rogue wizards apk. skyrim rogue wizard quest. rogue wizards divine. rogue wizards vsetop. rogue wizards talisman. nwn rogue wizard shadow dancer. octavia rogue or wizard. rogue wizards item rarity. rogue wizards wands After 4h of playtime as of writing this, I'd say this is a pretty fun game, but maybe more of a "pick up on sale" game then a must have for roguelike\/dungeon crawling fans.The story mode is your tipical linear progression, go-to-that-dungeon-for-that-quest type, with a central hub of merchants to sell your loot and restock on potions. I personally don't really care for the story, but if you dig evil wizards doing evil\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665with evil magic, this is the title for you.Then it has the actual roguelike game mode, called Gauntlet. You start on a dungeon at level 1, with only a sword and potions, and you keep going through the floors until you die, collecting loot and leveling up as you go. Every X amount of floors there's a boss who is higher level than you character and can screw you if you are bad like me, but drops some good loot when killed.The actual mechanincs and balance of the diferent types of weapons and spells seems good from what I've played so far. The combat is a fast paced style of turn-based, where you either attack, move, use a potion, or switch weapon\/spell. But for example, a Lance allows you to move and attack on the same turn, and in some situations (with the right mob placement) kill multiple enemys in one turn; however, it's a two-handed weapon, meaning you can't use a shield with it, like you can with sword or an axe, meaning you can't block attacks. Also, if you play Hearthstone, think of your potions as Reno Jackson - they always heal you to full. You also have the system of when you level up puting points into your stats and into your spells, and a pretty cool system for your gear where every piece will have a rank, wich goes up by using that piece - for example a weapon rank goes up by killing things with it, and every time you go up a rank it rolls a new affix on that weapon, wich can be the damage or another random property (think Diablo 3 loot). So your common drop can actually be better then a rare drop if you have used it more.You get bonus XP if you kill every enemy and open every chest on a floor (it tells you when you do), and you can use the map to teleport to various waypoints spread across the floors (the entrance and exit, when you find it, act as waypoints to). You need keys to open the chests, the keys drop from enemys, so if you find a chest and don't have a key, you can always go to it later easily. And from my experience, you always get enough keys for all the chests.All in all, it's a fun time killer, with some good ideas from games you problably played before, and an interesting art style. My only gripe so far is that the tiles out your character's vision just disapear and pop in when you move constantly, and since you move relatively fast out of combat it can be a bit anoying, but I eventually got used to navigating that way.EDIT: After recent updates, most of my issues have been solved. Definite recomendation.. I like this game, I really do. I have 300+ games installed, and this is only my second review on steam; Hands of Fate was my first. Hands of Fate because I thought the design was really unique; Rogue Wizards, because one mechanic was stopping me from enjoying a really good indie game.It's a great time filler. Not as complex as some other rogue-likes, which is not a bad thing. Dungeons of Dredmor is probably my favorite in the genre, and the fact that I'm comparing them favorably says a lot. That said, here is the one thing that is almost stopping me from continuing to play it further:The damn tiles popping in and out. It's annoying as hell, makes me dizzy after a while, and serves absolutely no purpose.I'm not sure if the point of it is to minimize memory use by not keeping everything on the screen; other than that, I can't imagine why that would be part of the design. Granted, it's cool when you first see it. I thought it was cool in Bastion. But Jeez, lock the tiles once they have been discovered. Put in a "fog of war" if you want, but don't keep things popping up and down through the entire game. It's almost a game-breaker for me.One other small complaint. When I'm hallucinating, and I've killed all the bad guys, don't make me hit the space bar 45 times until the effect wear off; it serves no purpose.Otherwise, nice game.. So I am going to recommend this game, but just barely. It is a 5.5\/10 in my opinion.There are several good points. The graphics and animations have a charm to them. The music and sound effects are fitting. The controls are very well presented and easy to understand. The UI was a little large for my taste (I assume to be able to support mobile) but that was not a deal breaker.However there are several points that hold this back. First you are a wizard with extreme limitations on how many spells you can cast. You are also limited in how many runes you can hold, so you can never build up a huge amount of a favorite spell even with grinding. You basically save your spells for the bosses... which means you are really a Rogue WARRIOR not a Rogue Wizard, as you will spend most of your time with axes, bows, chakra's and staffs.Also, switching into a spell takes a whole turn in the turn based combat, which means it is very clunky to try and use your full arsenal. Basically, choose one weapon or one spell, and that is what you will want to stick to for an encounter to limit damage. This is especially true when so many monsters have knockback or stun or portal or summon abilities.The above two issues means that the game quickly becomes very shallow. Good for a few hours of fun at most, but after that the lack of spells and the repetitive nature of the loot and monsters with no compelling end quickly gets old.Buy on sale, if at all.. This is a fun game. I like it more on PC rather than my iPad.It feels inspired by games like Bastion (map design & the way it draws on the screen), Fate by Wildtangent (the atmosphere & loot), with a very fast & simple turn based combat.Plays very well with Mouse & Keyboard such as Fate, or if you're not familiar with that, think of Torchlight--point, click, pickup loot & go.I really like this game, and will play it more often than others that cost way more than this title. I rate it 10\/10: Highly Recommended!. I rate this game a 5\/10.You may wonder why such a low score? Let me say that this is not a bad score. I'm not scoring it like a movie review where anything below a 7 is AWFUL GARBAGE. This game is not awful garbage. It's actually pretty okay. This is a dead average game, with many games that are better, and many that are worse. Luckily, it can be fixed if the devs decide to do so.The good:-The game feels polished. Sometimes when you play a game, you get that nagging feeling not all the features are implemented or something, but not in this game. It feels like a complete game. That doesn't mean I think it's a good game, but I digress.-The artwork is really great! Wish I had a bit more playable character variety other than white guy\/black woman, but indie games usually don't have the budget to expend on stuff like that, especially when the existing characters look so good.-The music is pretty good, probably a 7\/10. I've heard some bad indie game music before, so having something passable is nice. Would I ever buy the OST? No.The bad:-While being isometric is not a negative, I'm personally not a fan of games that do "tile fade in\/out" when you walk forwards. I understand why it was chosen, but for me this makes movement very clunky. At least the minimap allows you to move around without getting lost, and you can click and hold to move in various directions.-I encountered one major bug, it will probably be fixed at some point when I'll update this review. The bug was that when a very common enemy mudslinger type throws their mud at you, it 'mucks' up the screen (Intentional), which is fine, but if you load a menu or open your inventory the screen goes black and you have to exit the inventory to return to normal view, except now your hotbar disappears. This is a big problem because I don't see how a bug this bad could slip through Q&A. It happens every time with a very common enemy type. For me, this soured my image of a polished game.UPDATE: After one and a half years, the devs FINALLY fixed this bug. FINALLY.The really bad:-Expectations are key. This game creates an image in the steam store that isn't fulfilled ingame. For a game titled "Rogue Wizards" you'd expect to have quite the spell variety, eh? No. Jump to 0:28 on the steam store trailer. See that image of the spells? Count them. Each one is a single spell, for a total of 18. In a game about Wizardry, I expected a very diverse array of spells, and instead you only get access to 6 spells to start, then you unlock more as you play after pumping points into some of the crappy early spells you probably didn't like.-18 Spells isn't necessarily limited. The problem is that spells are not fun to use. There are two types of spell: The type where you press the spell button and they activate instantly (Fun to use) and the kind where you press the spell, it wastes a turn switching to that spell, and then you can cast the spell. Switching back to your normal weapon wastes another turn, meaning if you want to cast a spell just once, you'll waste two turns switching to and from it. The game makes NO distinction between those two types of spells, you just have to try them and remember them.-Hey you're a smart person, so whatever if the spells are limited and half of them are basically unusable in combat! But the spells are also very finite. The only way to cast a spell is via limited gems that drop from enemies. For example, to cast a Fire type spell, you might need 2 of the red gems. You cannot start earning red gems until you unlock fire magic, and once you do, they will randomly drop up to one at a time from each enemy.Notice that I said "Up to", not that every enemy drops one gem. Many enemies don't drop any. In my experience, it's about 50\/50. The enemies on each level are finite, and if you have all 6 magics unlocked, that means you will get one of each gem, on average, for every 12 enemies defeated. Let's say there are about 50 enemies per level (It varies based on size), that means that you will possibly receive 4 of every color by the level's end with a couple extra left over.The base spells might cost only 2 gems, but some don't, and the upper spells usually cost a lot more. That means if you are in the midgame and you clear an entire level, you might have enough for one or two casts of a magic spell, but that's usually only the base tier spells. Green magic's base spell, for example, costs 15 green gems! Wow!Finally, there is a finite limit on how many gems you can hold in your inventory of each color. 100. You may have 100 red gems, and 100 blue, and 100 yellow, etc.So you don't even have the option of stockpiling these gems up for a serious battle. Don't get me wrong, 100 red gems is enough to cast Fireball 50 times, but not the more advanced magics.This is all fixable, thankfully. The problem is, I'm guessing the game's devs are locked into this system and have balanced around it heavily. A shame. Were I to recommend any changes, it would be these:1. Remove the limit of 100 gems per color. It's dumb.2. Make all of the spells instant casts. This is the most important. I can live with all the other issues if I'm not wasting a turn switching to a magic.3. If you can't even do number 2, the LEAST you could do is differentiate which spells are instant and which ones are not in their descriptions. Edit: Turns out the game does make a distinction. I specifically looked for this yet never saw it, weird.4. Also, minor quibble, when you unlock a spell, it becomes your equip if it's an equippable spell. This means I will often unlock fireball, return to the game, attack an enemy, and cast a fireball instead of attacking with my previously equipped weapon. I don't know if this is a bug or intended behavior, but I personally don't like it.TL:DRThe game is really not bad. The enemies are balanced decently enough and the variety is okay (I think there's only like 20 enemies in the entire game excluding bosses though), but the magic system, which this game named itself for, is just abysmal. This is the biggest killer for me.Also, I thought the story was kind of boring, but the game has zero unskippable cutscenes, so that's a net positive for me.Other thought: Companions and pets suck. You can't alter their inventories or see their stats or anything, and they can even be a detriment, specifically against replicating slimes. If you deal enough damage to kill a slime in one hit, it won't replicate, but your idiot companion and pet always hit them with weak damage, causing them to replicate. You can't kill them fast enough! The companions also charge forwards like idiots into whatever tile hazard is sitting on the ground. "OOOOH ACID, LET'S CHARGE TO OUR DEATHS!"I really genuinely dislike them. Giving me some form of control over them would make them a lot more interesting.