Tempo Wizard

You may have noticed that there isn't any video to present the game, the reason simply is that the time you need to have a look on the six uploaded screenshots is the same you need to win a party. Yes, I'm saying win, because unless playing with a friend, the IA of the second player is a feature that has been forgotten or may be added in a DLC (release in 2027). You may find me a little too harsh, but the 2nd player only spins around or tries to hit the wall. I wasn't touched even a single time, I even tried to make the exact same moves every time and, yes, I always winned. I'm tempted to try to leave the game running, just to see if time would lead the player 2 to find me, but I want to use my computer and the game freeze when you're not actively on the window. Beside this, there are other downsides to the game : - No achievement, no card, no description in the library, nothing of that sort. - Options minimalist: Screen resolution and graphic quality (which change absolutely nothing). - The input option doesn't work (too bad for me and my AZERTY, I need to switch my keyboard on QWERTY to play). - The game doesn't register your first set of moves. - The music is just a beat with…

Tempo Wizard is a simplistic top down retro pixel "strategy" game where you plot out 4 moves (directions or attack) and then your character will move in time with the enemy and play out the moves. You don't know what moves the enemy will make and the enemy doesn't know yours. The retro pixel graphics are ugly. Gameplay is really limited. The playing area is just a small map. The AI is incredibly bad and just moves randomly, so winning is trivial. It's just not fun, and very low quality.

this game is proof that modern steam has no quality control

Quick and entertaining game. ty team Tempo Wizard! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81k5ilkhiwE&t=5s

It makes sense why this game is called tempo wizard, It's like magic how quickly you can finish it!