- January 31, 2023
- Jordan O'Leary
- 10h median play time
Spellmasons
Platforms
About
"Spellmasons is a turn-based strategy roguelike, offering both single-player and local/online co-op modes for 2 players. In this game, you'll combine spells to fight enemies and navigate procedurally generated levels, saving friends and battling a dark wizard. With each level, you'll unlock new spells and hone your skills, leading to increasingly powerful magical combinations."











- The spell combination system is incredibly fun and allows for creative and powerful spell crafting, leading to satisfying gameplay moments.
- The game is enjoyable both solo and in multiplayer, with a strong emphasis on experimentation and strategy.
- The developer is actively engaged with the community, providing regular updates and improvements based on player feedback.
- The game currently lacks content and variety, leading to repetitive gameplay after a few hours.
- Multiplayer can be buggy, with issues such as desynchronization and enemies respawning unexpectedly.
- Balancing issues exist, particularly in the late game where players can become overpowered and trivialize challenges.
gameplay
55 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of this game is highly praised for its unique and engaging mechanics, particularly the spell combination system that encourages creativity and experimentation. Players appreciate the solid core gameplay loop, diverse spell options, and the active development that continually enhances the experience. While some users note areas for improvement, such as the need for more content and strategic depth, the overall consensus is that the gameplay is satisfying, fun, and offers great replayability.
“One of the most unique roguelike mechanics I've seen that is incredibly fun to work with!”
“The core gameplay is very solid: puzzling out a turn just right, seeing the payoff of a nice chain, figuring out new ways to manipulate the systems, it all feels tight and makes me want to keep playing.”
“The diverse spells cater to a wide range of play styles, and the new class options provide a blast of excitement, especially when collaborating with friends to craft complex, awe-inspiring spells, with class-specific passives and mechanics.”
“The maps add no real strategic depth to the gameplay apart from can I target this enemy and avoid being targeted.”
“Gameplay-wise, I love it; my only criticism would be that the perks you pick at the start of each level get a little more rewarding and even. I either become a tank with no mana or a mana-obsessed squishy.”
“While having rather simple visuals, the gameplay is well crafted.”