About This Game Prepare to delve into a fascinating world where the forces of technology and magic are embroiled in a vicious struggle! Blurring the lines between the RPG and strategy genres, Megamagic recaptures the unmistakable flavour of the 80s in a game filled with pop culture references and magnified by the incredible music by Mitch Murder, composer of Kung Fury and Hotline Miami 2 soundtracks. Megamagic features a deep combat system that put five different schools of magic at your command, challenging you to unveil the secrets hidden in monster-infested wastelands, neon-bathed cities and shady dungeons alike. Learn new spells and summon the creatures you have beaten, leading a powerful army of grims on your own style. You will need to rely on your ever-growing grimoire, developing your own playstyle as you become the greatest wizard in the world... and the last hope to discover what the sacred institution of the Order is hiding behind their unsullied facade.FeaturesAction RPG meets Real Time Strategy in a totally new way. Explore an open world and venture into the depths of perilous dungeons. Master 5 different magical alignments: Neonmancy, Vegemancy, Sanctumancy, Fulgomancy and Necromancy. Research and craft 20 spells + 16 grims, each with their own passive and active unique skills. Beat 9 hair-raising bosses.Local multiplayer co-op mode: have up to 4 player companions controlling your grims in battle!Original soundtrack by 80's synth-surfer Mitch Murder. 7aa9394dea Title: Megamagic: Wizards of the Neon AgeGenre: Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG, StrategyDeveloper:BeautiFun GamesPublisher:BeautiFun GamesRelease Date: 20 Apr, 2016 Megamagic: Wizards Of The Neon Age Crack By Irfan Doggar Fun game, with an interesting setting and compelling story.There's a nice selection of skills with an involved and immersive unlock system. Combat can be approached in many ways: Slow, tactical and thoughtful usage of the right spell at the right time for maximum efficiency, spammy murderfest while your pets (grims) tank, full on petcombat with you as a support character... it's flexible.But my favourite thing has to be the ambience and aesthetic. Music is excellent, visuals are awesome and the general "80's saturday morning cartoon" vibe is fantastic.Mad props to the devs for making an excellent game again (their previous title was Nihilumbra, and was funded with poker winnings, that is the level of commitment these guys have).It's also one of the few videogames that feature Catalan as one of the language options, that is commendable.Solid recommendation for the pricetag it has.. The presentation isn't amazing, and it definitely isn't enough to save the game from its huge gameplay flaws.You deal so little damage with your basic attack that you run out of mana trying to kill anything. Then, you have to wait for your horrible mana regen to kick in. You spend a disproportionate amount of time waiting for your mana regen as you watch your summons slowly auto attack enemies to death. Its a shame that casting spells in a game about casting spells is so incredibly weak.. It's a shame when a game comes out that's 100% your aesthetic but does everything wrong. First off, you can't customize your controls. Yeah, that may or may not be a dealbreaker from some but it's just the tip of the iceburg when you get deeper into the game. You start off with a few spells and quickly realize how underpowered you are after the first two or three real fights. You might start thinking "Okay, so I'll get stronger after I level up or get some more spells, right?" Joke's on you. The game gets significantly harder with artificial difficulty and you get stuck running from overpowered and overly aggresive enemies that could really use some hit stun at the very least. All the while, the real enemy is the controls.If you somehow manage to soldier on, you get treated to a very specific stretch of battles that completely test your nerves and sanity. These fights would probably be easier if you could remap your keys... but nope, you got to play the way the developers wanted. Or until they honor their "promise" of adding customization. But it's been over a year. I used to check every once in a while to see if they delivered. Going on over a year, it's pretty obvious this game has all been abandoned. Lesson learned, Beutifun will never get another dollar from me.. For the price it was pretty damn great. Clean art style, interesting if slightly predictable story. Combat was a bit fiddly, recommend putting it to easy. i played 80% of the way through on normal dying a lot of times, found the game a lot more playable on easy. Enemies do respawn way too quickly though, and are based on you walking away and then coming back. This exposes you to the risk of getting even more enemies when you are running around trying to beat the ones that have already appeared. Putting you in unwinnable positions. Controls are horrible, and coop is a joke. You can't rebind keys. Gamepads don't work (xbox 360 controlers). Game forces you to use pets while making them imposible to manage with bad controls.. It's with a heavy heart that I cannot ultimately recommend this game. It's got a good concept backed by good music and pretty decent artwork, and the basics of the action combat are kind of neat, too. But only the basics.Things go a bit south when you have to switch spells, which with these keyboard\/mouse controls are done with the same hand as your movement. I can't tell you how many times I accidentally selected the wrong spell because I couldn't stop moving(or enemies would swarm me) while I did it. And that's before adding summons to the mix, which require you to control even more things at once. I only have two hands, and controlling my pets while casting the right spells, all while moving - because you really can't afford to stop moving in combat - is just not happening. At least, not happening very well.On top of that, regular spells are weak. The game is set up so that you really have to rely on your summoned creatures - which, again, are hard to control - if only to keep enemies from swarming you as you wait for your mana to recharge. You have an attack that'll recharge some mana for you, but it requires you to get dangerously close to the enemies you should be avoiding at all costs. This makes combat drag on a bit since enemies won't go down fast.Then there's the weird spawning system. The points are pretty close together, and the same group can and will spawn multiple times without you even having to leave the area. This makes thorough exploration of any area more of a chore than it should be. I got to a point where my spells were weak, enemies were strong, and my summons were taking a huge beating from a single group. Accidentally triggering an additional group while running was a death sentence. Not fun.I want to like it. I really do. But the controls are too awkward, with too much to keep up with in the midst of an active battle situation when you only have two hands. And the encounter balance is very much not in your favor. It honestly just ended up being an exercise in frustration.. WIZARDS, of the neon age. Great game, love the scripting and how the story is set up in general. Took a little while to get adjusted to the battle system ur screwed stuck at 2 summons, 3 is where the fun starts. 80s magic and zombies for the win. Got into the Chapter 6 and it starts gliching, plz fix.
Megamagic: Wizards Of The Neon Age Crack By Irfan Doggar
Updated: Mar 31, 2020
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