Spell of Infinity

I don't even know what to say, It's atrocious. It seems to be trying a LoL/Dota type of MOBA but there's nothing that makes me wanna play it, characters are generic, text is poorly machine translated referring to female characters as he, it's terribly optimized, somehow dropping to 15-20fps on a 3080, it's extremely laggy, nothing is explained, movement is absurdly clunky and the game overall is just non-functional in all the basic gameplay aspects, on top of that it's lobby based, bots don't work properly and there's nobody playing.

Very poorly made LoL clone. -Ai teammates are useless. -game gives no clear directions -items you buy in shop are decent but no help/guide on combining items. -No character preview besides a super small image on the button you click. but you also only get 3 free characters, so you better like who you pick and not be mis-guided by the non-color'd icon that is suppose to show your character. your character auto-attacks sometimes, usually just the mobs in the middle and itll pull you away while your running for your life getting you killed because of how poorly written the game is. no button to indicate auto-fire. Basiclly the game is super unclear about anything. Even those with knowledge from "similar" games wouldnt know what to do. Feels like the dev made a game based on their own preferences and assumed itd be obvious to anybody who plays how everything works. 2/10 Not worth the effort of installing.

Spell of Infinity approaches the MOBA formula with a mixture of familiar competitive ideas and several systems intended to give its matches a distinct fantasy identity. Developed and published by Raycast studio, it is a free-to-play title built around team battles, character progression, magical abilities, equipment, monsters, and objective-based combat. Rather than simply relying on the standard structure associated with the genre, it incorporates crystals, pets, boss encounters, specialized items, and multiple ways of strengthening a hero during a match. The result is an interesting concept that shows ambition, even though its Early Access condition prevents every idea from feeling fully developed. Competitive battles are primarily structured around teams of four. The smaller 4v4 format makes individual performance particularly important because each player represents a significant portion of the team's overall strength. Heroes are separated into categories that encourage different approaches to combat. Some are designed to absorb punishment and protect allies, while others specialize in direct damage, support, magical abilities, or faster development. The selection provides eno…

Spell of Infinity is a fantasy action game that I found more enjoyable once I started paying attention to the different heroes and battlefield roles. It combines MOBA style combat with real time strategy ideas, letting me choose a character and fight alongside other players in a world built around swords, magic and supernatural creatures. I liked the mixture because it gives the combat a little more variety than a straightforward arena fighter. The hero system is one of the strongest parts for me. Different characters specialize in different roles, so choosing who I play changes how I approach the match. Some are built around absorbing damage, others focus on dealing it, while support and magical abilities can help shape the battle in completely different ways. I enjoyed experimenting with those roles and figuring out which ones felt comfortable. The combat also has some interesting tactical elements beyond simply attacking the enemy. Magic crystals can be summoned and used to support allies or disrupt opponents, while items such as talismans and the Void Orb can change how abilities work during a fight. I liked having these extra tools because they give me more decisions to make…