Braveland Wizard

mobiley, simplified king's bounty/homm knockoff, the second in the trilogy. there used to be serious balance issues (grind the arena for hours for pennies before you can start playing properly) but it eventually got fixed. this is also about 3 hours long with the introductory grind removed, and would be okay for a dollar but the devs are guilty of jacking prices years after release for no reason, so thumbs down it is. this one started at 7 eur in 2014, now it's 15.

[h2]Like the original Braveland but with a Weezord[/h2] Fun turn based strategy game where you take turns and carry out actions n stuff. If you liked Braveland or any form of turn based strategy then this might be right up your alley. Did I mention I hate puns? No wait is that a pun? I hate English. Not the English, just English. Jeesh. The art isn't bad for this style game but I did not get into this one as much as Braveland. I think I just got bored of the formula. If you enjoyed Braveland more than me, then by all means play Weezord too. [h2]7/10[/h2] [h3][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45905648-Gork%2527s-Game-Grind/]Check out my curated list of games[/url][/h3]

Braveland Wizard is a turn-based strategy RPG developed and published by Tortuga Team that embraces a deliberately classic approach to tactical gameplay while wrapping it in a lighthearted, storybook-style fantasy presentation. As the second entry in the Braveland trilogy, the game shifts focus away from the sword-and-shield hero of the original title and instead places players in the role of a newly graduated wizard, setting out from the Academy of Magic into a world filled with familiar fantasy dangers and playful surprises. This change in perspective subtly reshapes the experience, placing a greater emphasis on spellcasting, unit synergy, and strategic positioning, while still retaining the accessible tone that defines the series. At its core, Braveland Wizard revolves around grid-based, turn-based battles where careful planning matters far more than quick reflexes. Encounters unfold on hexagonal maps, and each unit’s placement, abilities, and timing can dramatically influence the outcome. The wizard protagonist serves as the tactical centerpiece, supporting a growing roster of allies that includes monks, archers, elemental fighters, and other fantasy archetypes. Progression is…

It's more braveland, but not much more. Takes about 2 hours if you use cheat engine to speed up the animation speed. Walking around is SUPER slow otherwise. Don't pay more than a dollar for it on sale.

Spells clash on the grid A wizard walks the strategy Magic claims the field

This game is OK to buy IF you like the other games in the series and IF you see this game on sale for 99 cents. Otherwise you're not going to have fun in this lazy flip of a mobile game that gives limited keyboard controls, minimal QoL, and tries to force you to beat the entire game TWICE if you want to get the last achievement for seeing both endings.