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Adventure, Indie, Action, Fantasy
Accompany Zia as she strikes off to train and learn to control her magical abilities that had her exiled. Journey across the lands to meet other exiled mages and uncover runes with magical properties that can be combined into millions of different possibilities, letting you come up with completely new and incredible spells!
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Plot-driven, clear, cool and unpretentious.
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Short Pause GamingBender HoltAug 20175/5Mages of Mystralia is a game that is right up my alley. It features solid gameplay, upgradable abilities, engaging puzzles, a fantastic musical score, and an interesting story. It takes elements from classic Zelda games, but gives them a fresh new spin with its brilliantly-designed spell-crafting system. Despite a few performance issues, I'm confident that this game is going to be on my year-end list as one of the best things I've played this year. I sincerely hope the fine folks at Borealys Games will continue Zia's saga in a future installment.
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CGMagazineJoel CoutureJul 20179/10Mages of Mystralia mixes clever spellcasting and magical customization in a fun fantasy realm that players won't want to leave.
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Marooners' RockKurt ThingvoldMay 20179.2/10Fans of the classic dungeon crawler games or just fans of The Legend of Zelda, owe it to themselves to play Mages of Mystralia. It’s fun, short, and it’s made of the stuff that made us love fantasy adventure games to begin with.
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VGChartzEvan NorrisJan 20195/10Most of the time, unfortunately, it's satisfied with being safe, familiar, and unambitious.
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GameSpotAlessandro FillariMay 20176/10Mages of Mystralia has charm and a lot of heart, but it falls a bit short of delivering a memorable adventure.
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IGDB rating 8.0/10 from 19 ratings.
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