

MAGICAL×SPIRAL
Broken Desk · 2016 · Action, Adventure, Indie, Casual, Anime
PC
Mostly Positive77% · 22 📉 Recent reviews down 67%
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About MAGICAL×SPIRAL
Medianne Phirtia, a student residing in the region of Midgard.
She has long held an admiration for 'Celestria' — a place spoken of in fairy tales where users of magic reside.
During breaks from her studies, Medianne perused literature and documents about those fairy tales. It didn't take her long to determine that the fairy tales were more than stories!
Yes... The mysterious 'Phantasm Tower' in the very center of the world is the very entrance to Celestria!!
She has long held an admiration for 'Celestria' — a place spoken of in fairy tales where users of magic reside.
During breaks from her studies, Medianne perused literature and documents about those fairy tales. It didn't take her long to determine that the fairy tales were more than stories!
Yes... The mysterious 'Phantasm Tower' in the very center of the world is the very entrance to Celestria!!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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MAGICALxSPIRAL is a short platformer with JRPG elements that attempts to capture the nostalgia of the first PlayStation era. While it showcases solid voice acting, artistic direction, character design, and a captivating soundtrack, it falls short in several areas, ultimately making it difficult to wholeheartedly recommend. The game follows a unique concept, requiring players to complete it four times to fully experience the story. Each run offers slight variations in cutscenes, levels, and available spells, adding some replayability. The stages consist of ascending spiral towers, and players collect coins to purchase items, learn new spells, or increase stats. However, this promising idea is hindered by various drawbacks. One of the major issues lies in the enemy AI, which is incredibly lackluster. The level design would have been enjoyable if not for the terrible enemy AI that detracts from the overall experience. It becomes frustrating to navigate through the stages when enemies pose little challenge or act illogically. Boss battles are very bad too. Furthermore, the brevity of the game combined with an inefficient spell-learning system leaves much to be desired. With only ten…1 found this helpful
+ easy story + pretty much easy (until [spoiler]True Route[/spoiler] + good artstyle + cute art (Salamander so kawaii :D) + easy gameplay + colorfull - graphics are kinda blurry - [spoiler]the end of true route, the last boss is pretty much hidden[/spoiler] - some kinda repetitive [spoiler] to get all story parts you must play 4. times[/spoiler] Game was kinda ok. Nothing to good nothign too bad. But is good as a Doujin Game. 70/100! 13/10 Salamander was so cute :D1 found this helpful
good game
I had a feeling i wouldnt like this because of the vertical tower aspect making me sick. After a short while it does start to give me a headache. Aside from that though, its basically 4 or 5 levels in all. And you have to do 2 playthroughs with 2 characters, so 4 total playthroughs. The enemies are brain dead and the bosses on the higher levels are way more spongy and either sit there for a few seconds or go ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ crazy.
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