Runic Relay: The Trials is a First Person Platforming game with a focus on Speedrunning. Play as an apprentice wizard who has entered in a competition called “The Trials.” Each trial takes place in a magically constructed dungeon, and consists of a short challenge that you must complete using the tools given to you. These tools include multiple spells, which you can use in tandem with one another …
The game offers a variety of levels and unique mechanics that enhance the gameplay experience.
It's highly addictive, especially with the competitive leaderboard feature that encourages players to improve their scores.
The graphics are appealing, and the game is fun to play, making it enjoyable for fans of platformer time trials.
The game is still in early development, which means it can be buggy and some spells may not load properly.
Certain gameplay elements, like the Tether spell, can be unintuitive and may require some getting used to.
There is a lack of variation in the level music, which can make the experience feel repetitive over time.
music
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The music in the game has been noted for its lack of variation, with players expressing a desire for more diversity in the level tracks to enhance the overall experience.
“I found myself wishing that there was a little variation in the level music from time to time.”
stability
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The game is highly enjoyable, but players have reported occasional bugs, particularly with specific interactions, which can affect overall stability.
“Incredibly fun game that can be a bit buggy with certain interactions.”
gameplay
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Gameplay is characterized by engaging mechanics that allow players to navigate through stages creatively, enhanced by a competitive leaderboard that adds excitement as players see their progress compared to others.
“The abilities give you wild mechanics to get through stages. The creator has already made a leaderboard, which was immensely entertaining to watch as the names changed while I progressed through the game.”