Wizards in Shorts

Wizards in Shorts, developed by Dylan Habersetzer and published by BM7, is the kind of multiplayer experiment that feels intentionally unserious yet mechanically sincere. It takes the structure of a classic arena shooter and filters it through a layer of absurd humor, resulting in a fast-paced, spell-slinging experience where robed dignity is replaced by chaotic energy and, quite literally, very little clothing. The premise alone sets the tone: small groups of eccentric wizards battle in compact arenas using a mix of magical projectiles and mobility tricks, creating matches that are less about careful planning and more about instinct, timing, and improvisation. The core gameplay revolves around short, intense bouts where players use a limited but varied set of spells to eliminate opponents while staying alive themselves. These spells range from familiar elemental attacks to more unconventional projectiles that behave in unexpected ways, forcing players to adapt quickly rather than rely on a single dominant tactic. Movement plays a central role, with mechanics like bunny hopping and explosive jumps giving players the ability to traverse arenas rapidly and unpredictably. This combin…

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i unfortunately cant play it as the second i load in its all glitchy and i can see anything i peaked around to see if it was a graphical error but i don't see anything wrong still. it does look really fun though

im sad. i dies to the bots alot ):

Surprisingly well made and competent arena shooter. A ton of fun, especially with friends.

BEST GAME IN THE WORLD!!!!! no game will ever top this, it's even better than beetleball