Magitek VR

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Magitek VR is a single player and multiplayer role playing game. It was developed by Liam Poli and was released on October 11, 2022. It received positive reviews from players.

"Magitek VR" is a virtual reality role-playing game that transports players to a fantastical world filled with magic, advanced technology, and mythical creatures. As a skilled magitek engineer, players must navigate through treacherous environments, battle fearsome enemies, and solve puzzles to uncover the secrets of the magical world of Zephyria. With its immersive gameplay and captivating storyline, "Magitek VR" offers a unique and exhilarating experience for VR enthusiasts.

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Audience ScoreBased on 35 reviews

story4 positive mentions

humor3 negative mentions

The game features a fun and intuitive gesture-based spell casting system that feels natural and immersive.
There is a nice mix of exploration, adventure, and clever puzzles that keep the gameplay engaging.
The developers show a lot of passion and responsiveness, indicating strong potential for future updates and improvements.

The game is still in early access and feels unfinished, with many bugs and inconsistencies in spell casting and enemy interactions.
The story and character development are lacking, making the overall narrative feel bland and unengaging.
Some spells and mechanics are unrefined, leading to frustration with controls and gameplay balance.

story
28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story in the game has received mixed feedback, with some players finding it entertaining and well-integrated with the gameplay, while others describe it as straightforward or lacking depth. Many appreciate the potential for future content and development, noting that the current version feels like a solid foundation for a more expansive narrative. Overall, while the story mode shows promise, it is still in early stages and could benefit from additional depth and variety.
- “This game is so much fun, I came to play because I'm a big fan of Avatar, and the bending is awesome and the story is well made.”
- “The story is good, the spells feel natural and aren't too hard to use, the enemies aren't too strong but also aren't too easy, and Carl is a fun character.”
- “Just played its beta story mode; even in beta, the story took me more than an hour and a half. I can really see myself sinking thousands of hours into this game in the coming year.”
- “The story is kind of lame.”
- “Still in its early stages needing more in-depth story.”
- “Story seemed a little bland.”
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
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The gameplay is praised for its engaging mechanics, particularly the waterbending and the fluid casting of spells, which provide a unique experience. However, some users noted inconsistencies with the distance grab mechanic and occasional bugs that detract from the overall experience. Despite being in early access, the game offers a solid foundation for fun and exploration, with potential for further refinement and balance between magic and weaponry.
- “The waterbending feels really good to use, and the latch mechanic with the tentacles are like extensions of my reach instead of just tentacles. Air is very different to use now, but it has some of its own obvious strengths.”
- “Gameplay was clearly the focus, yet despite that, the surrounding elements shine just as brightly.”
- “Unlike other gesture games on the market, Magitek gives you a lot of freedom with how they can be cast, making the gameplay feel very fluid.”
- “Game bugged within 15 minutes of gameplay, and the fire spark just goes in random directions sometimes.”
- “The entire distance grab mechanic needs a lot of work, as it's incredibly inconsistent.”
- “Even though it is still in early access and most of the content isn't even there yet, I still had a lot of fun playing around with the refined fire mechanics; everything feels so well done and is totally worth it if you don't mind it being unfinished!”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is highly praised for its quality, particularly the seamless transitions from peaceful to battle themes, enhancing the overall experience. The sound design complements the music, creating an immersive atmosphere that players find delightful.
- “The music and sound design are a delight, once again tying a bow on this gift of a game.”
- “Very well done with the transition from peaceful to battle music.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are praised for their stunning aesthetics, with fluid spell animations that enhance the overall visual experience. Additionally, the character Carl adds charm with his quirky lines, contributing to the game's engaging atmosphere.
- “The aesthetics are amazing; the spells feel fluid, and I love Carl and his quirky lines!”
- “The graphics are stunning, with vibrant colors and detailed environments that truly immerse you in the game.”
- “Every frame is a work of art, showcasing incredible attention to detail and a unique visual style.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is criticized for being overly sexual, lacking creativity, and failing to elicit genuine laughter, leading to a generally unfunny experience.
- “This game relies on unnecessary sexual humor that feels unfunny and uncreative.”
- “The jokes fall flat and often come off as forced rather than genuinely funny.”
- “The humor attempts to be edgy but ends up feeling stale and uninspired.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere of the game significantly enhances its lore, creating an immersive experience that draws players into the story.
- “I haven't explored a large amount of the story yet, but the atmosphere adds a lot to the lore in itself.”