- February 16, 2022
- Spellbook Creations
- 6h median play time
SpellMaster: The Saga
Platforms
About
In "SpellMaster: The Saga," you are a sorcerer thrust into a mysterious world, tasked with preventing the invasion of evil gods threatening Allyon. Explore a vast, open world filled with diverse creatures, non-linear progression, and a complex combat system based on weapon choice. Your actions and decisions will shape your journey in this immersive RPG.











- The game captures the Gothic vibe well, providing a nostalgic experience for fans of the series.
- Despite its clunkiness, the game shows potential with a unique combat system and a lovingly crafted world.
- The developers are actively working on updates and improvements, indicating a commitment to enhancing the game over time.
- The game is misleadingly marketed as a full release when it is actually in an early access state, with only a limited amount of content available.
- Combat and controls are clunky and unresponsive, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- There are numerous bugs and performance issues, including lack of graphical options and key remapping, which detract from the overall experience.
story
124 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is described as short and underdeveloped, with most players completing it in about 6-10 hours, primarily consisting of a prologue filled with fetch quests and grinding. Many reviewers noted significant bugs and issues with quest progression, leading to frustration and a feeling that the narrative lacks depth and polish. While some found the premise interesting, the overall execution left much to be desired, especially given its early access status.
“The story is interesting, but could use some polish from a writer.”
“This game could be awesome; the story and all the areas to explore are cool.”
“So I finished the story now, or better said the part of the story that is there, and it really is little to nothing.”
“The story was really short as it's really just the prologue, and a lot of detail was put in, but that is where the positive side of this review comes to an end.”
“Completing the main quest actually tells you they hope to provide more content soon; this is not a complete game.”