Magic Paper

Magic Paper

Teleportsoft · 2024 · Roguelike, Inventory Management, Dungeon Crawler, Action Roguelike, Deckbuilding

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Positive86% · 22
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About Magic Paper

You can use magic by attaching a magic piece containing magic to a magic book.

Attaching a Magic piece of the same magic will enhance that magic.

If you don't like the shape of the magic piece, you can reshape it at the magic altar.

When you complete a magic sigil with magic pieces, the effect of the magic paper is triggerd.

You can exchange magic sigils.

You can change the order of your skills by dragging and dropping the icons in the skill slots.

You can explore dungeons with unique monsters and bosses.

You can teleport to the room you passed by by clicking the icon on the minimap.

In the dungeon, you can trade with goblins who sell potions and magic pieces.

Collect gems from bosses and enter the Devil Castle to defeat the Dark Lord!

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Jul 19, 2024
I don't want to review this game negatively because I don't think it deserves a negative review. However, it's not something I would recommend to somebody at it's price, especially since it's considered a 1.0 release. This game feels like it's a vertical slice of the game rather than a full release. The first issue I have is incredibly unclear translations and descriptions of skills and mechanics in the game, and for a game like this having clear descriptions as to what the spells do as well as the mechanics is crucial to enjoyment. Another issue, is balance, magic missile for example does 25 damage and shoots 1 projectile at level 1, then goes to 25.5 dmg and 1.3 projectiles at level 2, 26 and 1.6 at level 3, then 26.5 and 1.9 at level 4, the numbers feel arbitrary and aren't balanced to the game's feel or pace. Certain spells are weirdly useless, and I can't see a case where it would be useful for example there's a leaf shooting spell, it fires 3 leaves around you but it's not like you can shotgun them in a particular direction and because you can't really control where they go they so at best a single leaf hits a single target, and the damage a single leaf does is low. It's par…
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