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MageWorks is a mage simulation combat and crafting game. Players flip through their spellbooks and use their staff to cast the spells. Travel to distant lands discovering new spells and enemies.

Spellbooks can be customized! With a unique bookmarking system, players can bookmark their favorite spells which places that spell into a custom spellbook. Using these bookmarks, players can tune their spellbooks to best fit their play-style and select magic that is suitable for different environment types.

Players can also customize their staff! By collecting wood, crystals and flowers in the wild, mages can create ink to draw their designs, carve and shape wood, and grind crystals to create a unique staff. The staff you create can also be 3D printed so you can bring a part of your game into reality!

MageWorks is an Early Access title that is constantly evolving and actively integrates player feedback. b4d347fde0

Title: MageWorks
Genre: Casual
Developer:
Earthborn Interactive, LLC
Publisher:
Earthborn Interactive, LLC
Release Date: 28 Mar, 2019

English

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Okay so I just bought this game and when I start the game it crashes every times I restarted it I shut it down I uninstalled it and still it crashes. This is still too rough for me, so I can't recommend it.

The concept is nice, and the ideas presented by the developer sound fun
but until it gets more fleshed out I don't see myself playing this any more.

It's also riddled with bugs and glitches.
Highlighted items staying highlighted forever, the pages of my book were
stuck far outside of the bindings for a while, switching books didn't work half the time
and the teleporting is very fiddly.
I'm also floating 2ft off the ground, which could probably be solved by a room calibration, but is
definetly a problem with the game itself since my floor is perfectly level in the SteamVR hub as
well as my other VR games.

I also disliked the mana mechanic since 99% of the fun is to just mess around with the spells.

Given more time and work this can turn into a decent little game,
and I'd be happy to come back to it if it does - but for now, it's a no.. Just finished (hopefully) the tutorial. As soon as you start, you're greeted by a big scroll with a wavy dragon head. It speaks to you for at least a full five minutes, where you aren't allowed to do ANYTHING besides stand and listen. This is continued further when you're told how to play by the bird familiar, with each individual step of doing one small thing being surrounded by about 5-10 minutes of talking and awkward, uncared for jokes. During this tutorial phase, there is NO free-roam, object interaction, or anything besides the tutorial. I spent the first full hour of gameplay listening to that bird talk, and lost all appetite for the game. I may try it again in the future, but for now the controls are terrible and the tutorial completely ruins the game.. I found the lack of instructions frustrating when I first played this game a few days back. But the new version released yesterday is a great improvement. I'm happy I contributed money to this game as the developer is clearly making progress. I look forward to seeing where it goes.. Ok, I visited the three locations now. I think it\u00b4s a nice concept and it makes fun so far. You can\u00b4t expect too much, but the dev is honest and wrote a good description what he is planing here on the store page.
Actual status: "Early Access will allow players to hop into the MageWorks world in its current form as a magic playground to casually test spells and explore environments.\u201d
If he is honest with one year of development until leaving the Early Access status and if he is using this time good it could get a really great game I think. I liked it more than A Legend of Luca because the environment is really nice and it has some hard to describe fun factor for me.
But again, it\u00b4s Early Access, you can\u00b4t even fight atm with the enemies. The enemies direct outside of the castle are only targets for testing spells. The others in the first place also, in the second place they notice you but are shooting in a different direction and in the third one they come and beat you but they are not making damage. But the fight system is really nice and the spells are cool and well made. Made a lot of fun and I\u00b4m really looking forward to play the finished game.

Pro
-nice environment
-nice spells and good targeting
-cool concept
-it\u00b4s hard to descripe, I liked the way it is :-)

Contra
-short and not much content atm

Possible bugs
-had some stuttering, but Steam VR was making problems half of the day, so maybe no problem for you
-I fallen two times in the floor while teleporting back to castle

I will keep it and hope that the dev is nobody that is making cash and then doesn\u00b4t deliver more content. If you want to play a game NOW don\u00b4t buy it. If you want to support the dev and giving him the possibility to hopefully put more time on it you can give it a try if you ask me.. Okay so I just bought this game and when I start the game it crashes every times I restarted it I shut it down I uninstalled it and still it crashes. Good starting foundation. Enough fun with the spells and limited exploration to warrant the 4.99 buy in and support development price.

In my limited playtime so far, I'm a bit put off by the cartoony alien looking monsters. The rest of the game has such a good basic feel I'm not sure why you went with that - I'd much rather see a variety of traditional advasaries.

Combat has quite a bit of room to improve, everything is one shot dead - extremely basic combat mechanics.

If you are going to include the basic hunter\/gatherer premise that would add some value, not sure what I'm supposed to be looking for beyond spells?

Overall in July this is a game that I feel is good fun at this price. By December it will need to be expanded on greatly or like many other of these recent early releases I fear it could be lost in the sea of developed upcoming games.. I found the lack of instructions frustrating when I first played this game a few days back. But the new version released yesterday is a great improvement. I'm happy I contributed money to this game as the developer is clearly making progress. I look forward to seeing where it goes.