Beyond Magic

Beyond Magic, developed and published by Falling Star Studio, is a fantasy role-playing game that draws heavily from classic RPG traditions while delivering a story built around mystery, exploration, magic, and personal growth. Inspired by the structure of older role-playing adventures from the 16-bit era, the game focuses on turn-based combat, party progression, and a colorful fantasy setting that feels designed for players who appreciate traditional RPG pacing rather than fast-action systems. Instead of reinventing genre foundations, Beyond Magic succeeds by embracing familiar ideas and presenting them with charm and sincerity. The game takes place in a kingdom where magic is deeply woven into society. Magical ability is considered normal, almost expected, making the discovery of a girl born without magical power something that challenges long-standing beliefs. Prince Damien becomes fascinated by this impossible situation and begins investigating what initially appears to be an unusual mystery but slowly develops into a much larger journey involving secrets, personal struggles, and discoveries that reshape understanding of the world itself. One of the stronger aspects of Beyond…

Magic feels like a neon carnival, spells pop like fireworks, characters juggle dragons while sipping tea, you’ll grin even in a rainstorm.

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Beyond Magic, a game where you look for a girl's magic powers in a world where she is the only one not to have them, is one of the best RPGMaker game released this year so far. Amazing scenarios and soundtracks, progressive storyline with a great plot and a perfectly dose of humor. Really entertaining and awesome game, and for a really fair price too! The only thing missing for me was a run button. But as everything is not really far from walking distance this didn't make much of a difference. Ah, and the audio is really really loud, so you have to use your windows mixer to lower it. Great game devs! Keep up the good work!

The game is awesome. The pixels are cool, the lore is cozy, the characters are not cardboard, there is even a touch of emotion.