Evil Wizard

Evil Wizard is a humorous top-down hack and slash where you play as a defeated final boss trying to get revenge and reclaim your castle from the “heroes”. The pixel art looks good, and the game has a nice sense of humor. Combat is just okayish, but nothing special. For a large part of the game you’re stuck with just one active skill. One of the major downsides is the lack of a map, which is quite strange considering the game involves a fair amount of backtracking. Overall, a decent mid game. Not amazing, but still enjoyable. The price should be a bit lower. Neutral Review. Follow Curator : [url=store.steampowered.com/curator/44793303-The-games-that-I%2527ve-played/] The games that i`ve played [/url]

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I wish there was a "meh" option for Steam sometimes, and this is one such example. A fun enough little action game, but truthfully quite short for the main game. Beat it about 4 hours, 5 to be safe. I assume 100% completion would take a few more hours total, like 8-10? I didn't care enough to 100% the game, despite how short it is. The core gameplay is ok, and controls are fine. Music and sound fit in well and aren't grating... mostly The little voicelines, however, got annoying as time went on. I actually disliked the main character's voiceline quips all the time. Story and writing however... well read on. However, as I played, a lot of little gripes appeared that I had to write down. If you can tolerate these gripes, I believe you'll find enjoyment with the game. Below you will find all my nitpicks/issues with the game, in no particular order. 1: 4th wall breaks are far too heavy handed, and the game is too reliant on current age video game and pop culture references. Said references usually don't age well. 2: Controls are fine, but some fights felt unfairly hectic early game. executions are slow, and in serious fights, are often not something yo…

Edit: Problem fixed either by uninstalling & reinstalling the game or suddenly reversing my cognitive functions to do the thing correctly. Thanks to the dev Banki for the quick responses and patience. Leaving original review for posterity. Defeated Reniart and couldn't progress. Got stuck by the dinosaur bones and was unable to do anything with the lightning elemental. Could be missing something but wasn't able to do anything. 2 hours in, don't have all the powers, and Reniart was the 2nd boss I killed, after Hailga. Probably missing a mechanic but at that point why let me fight the boss to only trap me? Can't teleport out and couldn't find a hidden path at all. The controls aren't bad but the inability to remap them is frustrating. Found myself fat fingering shift+tab mid combat and the game continues while the overlay pops up. Can fix it so it doesn't do that by pausing the game while the overlay is up and/or allowing control mapping. Fullscreen didn't lock my mouse to the screen. Constantly swiped off the screen pausing the game and messing up whatever I had on the other monitor. Main three complaints of the game. The game progression lock (or my stupidity) being the bigg…

Evil Wizard, developed by Rubber Duck Games and published by E-Home Entertainment Development Company Ltd., takes a familiar fantasy setup and cleverly flips it on its head. Instead of casting the player as a righteous hero saving the world, the game puts you in the robes of a defeated dark lord clawing his way back to power after being overthrown by a band of self-proclaimed heroes. This reversal immediately gives the experience a distinct personality, and the game leans into it with a tone that mixes lighthearted humor, sarcasm, and a playful jab at traditional RPG tropes. At its heart, the game is a fast-paced top-down action RPG that emphasizes fluid combat and constant movement. Rather than relying on simple attacks, players are encouraged to experiment with a range of magical abilities tied to different elements. Each spell has its own behavior, strengths, and situational uses, making combat feel more dynamic than a standard hack-and-slash approach. Switching abilities mid-fight becomes essential, especially when dealing with varied enemy types and environmental interactions. The result is a combat system that feels responsive and engaging, rewarding players who adapt quickl…

Fantastic game. Very much a labor of love and it shows. A lot of references, fun magic gameplay, and interesting elemental interactions! I love the combat and tongue in cheek humor.