Magic Potion Destroyer

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Magic Potion Destroyer is a single player strategy game. It was developed by ARTIFACTS and was released on September 26, 2017. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Escape from the witch’s mansion! This is a strategic escape game. Use “Mana Reinforcement” and “Magic Potions” to power Claudia up and make your way through the 30 stages of the witch’s mansion to escape to freedom. There are five possible endings to the game, each of which requires specific conditions to be filled. Will you be able to make it out of the mansion safely and achieve the best ending …

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Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews

music4 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Strangely compelling semi-idle game with great music and nostalgic elements.
Offers a unique incremental game experience with story and unexpected endings.
Highly addictive gameplay that keeps players returning for more.

Lacks the charm and depth of its predecessor, resulting in a repetitive experience.
Many mechanics are poorly designed, leading to dead time and noob traps.
Considered overpriced for the content provided, with a lack of engaging gameplay.

music
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it scarce and mismatched, while others praise it as nostalgic and compelling, contributing to high replayability. Many highlight the amazing soundtrack and excellent flow, noting that it enhances the overall experience, especially in a semi-idle context. Overall, the music seems to evoke strong feelings, whether positive or negative, depending on the player's perspective.
- “Perfect second monitor game, I keep finding myself coming back every few months to the point that the music is now sort of nostalgic.”
- “Strangely compelling semi-idle game with great music.”
- “Amazing soundtrack, excellent flow, and very high replayability.”
- “The music is scarce and mismatched.”
- “The music is scarce and mismatched.”
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is minimal, primarily consisting of lore found in skill descriptions, but it stands out as one of the few incremental games with a complete narrative. Players appreciate the improved story, graphics, and music compared to its predecessor, along with increased challenge due to the potential for failure in higher difficulties. Overall, while the story may not be central, it adds depth to the gameplay experience.
- “It's a clicker without the clicking, and it has a much better story, graphics, and music than its predecessor. It's also way more challenging, as some of the higher difficulties include the possibility of losing.”
- “There's no story, just 'lore' from reading skills' descriptions.”
- “One of the few incremental games with a story that you can actually complete.”
- “It's a clicker without the clicking, and a much better story, graphics, and music than its predecessor.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Gameplay is criticized for its conflicting mechanics and excessive downtime, leading to a lack of meaningful choices, as players find that simply maximizing mana and attack is the most effective strategy, rendering other options ineffective.
- “Many of the new mechanics are at odds with each other, there's a lot of dead time, and most of the options are noob traps (literally just max out mana and attack, nothing else matters).”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in this game are noted to be significantly improved compared to its predecessor, contributing to a more engaging overall experience alongside enhanced storytelling and music. Players appreciate the visual quality, which complements the game's increased challenge.
- “It's a clicker without the clicking, and a much better story, graphics, and music than its predecessor. The visuals are stunning and really enhance the overall experience.”
replayability
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Players consistently highlight the game's exceptional replayability, attributing it to its amazing soundtrack and excellent flow, which encourage multiple playthroughs.
- “The game features an amazing soundtrack, excellent flow, and very high replayability.”
- “The game features an amazing soundtrack, excellent flow, and very high replayability.”