The Magic Land

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The Magic Land is a multiplayer open world role playing game. It was developed by racsstudio and was released on February 9, 2024. It received negative reviews from players.

The Magic Land is a massive online role-playing game where people live in a magical world of adventures, In an MMORPG people from all over the world meet on a virtual playground to explore areas, solve tricky riddles and undertake heroic exploits. Players are faced with the challenge of developing the skills of their selected characters, exploring a large variety of areas and dangerous dungeons an…

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Audience ScoreBased on 21 reviews

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game has a promising concept and captivating graphics, with potential for future improvements.
It offers a hardcore RPG experience that emphasizes player interaction and teamwork in a challenging environment.
The community is friendly, and the developers are engaged with players on Discord.

The game suffers from numerous bugs, a terrible user interface, and poor collision detection, making it frustrating to play.
Players must sign up on an external site, which adds unnecessary complexity and security concerns.
The gameplay is clunky, with many basic features missing, leading to a lack of content and overall enjoyment.

graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are described as disappointing, failing to meet even basic standards, particularly for a voxel/low poly style. While some players find the visuals captivating, the overall consensus is that they detract from the experience, especially given the current competition in the MMORPG genre.
- “The concept of this game is promising, and the graphics are captivating.”
- “The focus is clearly not on the graphics themselves but on the experience you feel through a hardcore RPG, having to find things out on your own, exploring and leveling your skills as you please.”
- “The graphics are stunning and truly enhance the immersive experience of the game.”
- “The concept of this game is promising, and the graphics are captivating, but we currently have numerous options for MMORPG games, and this one fails to meet even the minimum standards to be worth playing.”
- “❌ The graphics are bad, like bad bad, even for voxel/low poly style.”
- “Game runs like a truck with such old graphics.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
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The gameplay is criticized for being clunky, with full collision mechanics that allow monsters to push the player character around, and a tedious spell creation system that reduces combat to repetitive actions. Players find the experience unengaging, leading to boredom within a short playtime, despite the game being free.
- “The gameplay loop involves creating spells before using them, which adds a unique layer of strategy as you gather resources and prepare for battles.”
- “The mechanics of spell creation and resource management keep the gameplay engaging and dynamic.”
- “The gameplay is clunky; monsters have full collision, meaning they can push around the character and even dead bodies.”
- “Wizards (or whatever they are called in this game) have to 'create' their spells before using them, leading to a gameplay loop where you just eat carrots and spam 'create spell' in your spellbook to stock up on spells. After that, you basically 2 or 3 shot everything with fireball.”
- “Even though this game is free, it still isn't worth the 7 minutes of gameplay you'll commit before getting bored.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is criticized for its complete absence of music and sound effects, leading to a hollow and unengaging experience for players.
- “No music, no sound effects, nothing.”
- “Still lacks music or ambient noise, making the game feel really empty.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is criticized for its repetitive quest design, primarily revolving around collecting items, which can lead to frustration as players often find themselves selling items needed for quests. This lack of variety detracts from the overall narrative experience.
- “Every quest in the game amounts to 'collect x amount of y item.'”
- “Because of this, you end up vendoring a lot of items that are required for quests, so you'll catch yourself picking up a quest and saying, 'Man, I just sold those.'”