Forage Wizard
Lost Maxim · 2026 · Simulation, Casual, Crafting, Incremental, Relaxing
PC
Very Positive87% · 1,273
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About Forage Wizard
Progress through a magic skill tree to unlock the secrets of the glade. Collect items and refine them into powerful magical resources. Use these items to build your own productive base. You can farm crops, slay monsters and automate your alchemical production on your journey to uncover an all-powerful artifact.
COLLECT AND MANAGE RESOURCES
Forage items from the woods with the power of your mighty cursor. Craft these into ingredients for buildings and incremental upgrades.UNLOCK AN INCREMENTAL SKILL TREE
Explore and progress through an incremental skill tree which changes how you play. Pick the best options and become an all-powerful wizard.BUILD A PRODUCTIVE BASE
Build machines, self-chopping trees and elemental distilleries. Organize your base to maximize your comfort or to maximize your productive output.Feature List- Build structures to refine, store and generate items.
- Do alchemy. Refine ores into ingots. Craft chaos from the elements. Concoct and harness the world's primordial matter.
- Collect in Clicker game style. Chop wood, mine rocks, harvest wheat! You can even prong primordial cubes!
- Access the blueprints shop to unlock new buildings.
- Farm monsters and grow crops.
- Trade resources for gold.
- Uncover hidden locations deep within the woods.
- Complete a bespoke incremental experience with constant, clear progression.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate the game's incremental progression and automation mechanics, with many enjoying the factory-building aspect and gradual pace of unlocking new features. However, opinions diverge significantly in the late game, where some find the shift toward manual tasks tedious and repetitive, while others praise the challenge of optimizing automation and completing all upgrades; Steam Deck performance is also noted as a concern compared to PC play.
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Zero bugs, good optimization, and very entertaining.
Bought it because it looked interesting. Ended up accidentally playing for hours. The gameplay loop is ridiculously satisfying, progression feels good, and it's just one of those games that's hard to put down once it clicks. Every time I thought I was done, I'd find something else I wanted to do. WELL worth the price, highly recommend!
Amazing adventure, especially the automation part :) If you like automation you should give it a try !
Finally finished it! Had fun with the game. collector pylons ftw!
Honestly pretty decent, especially for what it is. There's some jank but it's all of the charming variety. I'm not sure what's up with most of the negative reviews talking about the scarcity of sand and stuff that is absolutely not the state of the game right now, maybe it was back then? It's in a bit of a weird place as far as what kind of game it is - it's similar to an incremental but it's more like a shortform light-factorio esque game.
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