- January 9, 2020
- NoDeadLineGames
Magnia
55%Game Brain Score
gameplay, graphics
stability
91% User Score 11 reviews
Platforms
About
A game with unique gameplay based on working with gravity and magnetism. Players will work with broken objects in zero gravity, build improvised towers, balance scales, destroy ensembles and use real-world physics to solve complicated puzzles.











+4
Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews
gameplay3 positive mentions
stability2 negative mentions
- Magnia features beautiful graphics and a variety of levels, providing a relaxing and nostalgic gameplay experience.
- The game offers a unique combination of static 2D and operable 3D objects, making it enjoyable for players of all ages, especially younger ones.
- There is a good variety of puzzle types, including tower building and balancing challenges, which can cater to different skill levels.
- The game is plagued by numerous game-breaking bugs, including issues with hitboxes and unmovable pieces, which significantly detract from the experience.
- Controls can be frustrating, particularly with the need to manage perspective and depth, making it difficult to complete more complex puzzles.
- The game lacks a clear challenge for older players, as the timed objectives feel at odds with the nostalgic toy theme.
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally well-received, featuring a 3D light puzzle mechanic that involves assembling toys and objects, which many find enjoyable and relaxing once they adapt to the controls. While the graphics and sound are praised, some users note minor bugs typical of early access titles. Overall, the gameplay is considered a good value, especially at its reduced price.
“I really like this game for how it looks, how it sounds, and the gameplay itself.”
“Gorgeous graphics, fun gameplay.”
“Interesting concept & very relaxing gameplay once you're used to the controls.”
“The 3D light puzzle mechanic consists of piecing together toys and other objects, and it's... fine.”
“A bit buggy but not surprising given early access and the game mechanics.”