- April 27, 2018
- enu
Magic Scroll Tactics
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About
"Magic Scroll Tactics" is a side-scrolling, turn-based tactical RPG that emphasizes the importance of elevation in battle. With detailed ability trees, characters can learn and improve different abilities, even switching jobs to unlock new options. Players control a feisty summoner named Nash and her companions, including wizards and pirates, in a fantasy world filled with magical abilities and strategic combat.







- The sidescrolling twist on the SRPG genre adds clever mechanics that keep gameplay engaging and maps focused.
- The game features charming pixel art and a solid soundtrack, enhancing the overall experience.
- Character customization is deep, allowing for versatile builds and interesting combinations of abilities.
- The difficulty curve is steep and uneven, with some battles feeling unfair and frustrating.
- The story is simplistic and lacks depth, with many characters being forgettable.
- There is a lack of useful tutorials and explanations for skills, leading to confusion and trial-and-error gameplay.
story
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it simplistic and the characters one-dimensional. While some appreciate the humor and plot twists, others feel the narrative is too short and lacks depth, ultimately overshadowed by the game's solid gameplay. Overall, the story is described as "enough" for those focused on gameplay, but it leaves much to be desired for those seeking a rich narrative experience.
“I thought the soundtrack was excellent, and while many reviewers say the story was bland, I would describe it as 'enough;' cutscenes aren't too long and it has some decent humor and plot twists.”
“The difficulty curve is a bit uneven, and the plot is very simple, but the solid gameplay is well worth the asking price.”
“It's a pity that the story seems too short.”
“The story is boring and the characters are flat.”
“And my rewards for actually clearing this battle, I realized, are even more battles like it, and the continuation of a very simple story with one-dimensional characters.”
“But it's a pity that the story seems too short.”