Wizard of Legend 2

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In Wizard of Legend 2, players embark on a new series of Trials of Legend in the Floating Lands, where they must master the elemental forces of Arcana to become a Wizard of Legend. The sequel features vibrant 3D visuals, fast-paced 2-player online co-op, and even more challenging rogue-lite elements. Return again and again to face ever-changing obstacles and prove your worth in this magical gauntlet.

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70%

Audience ScoreBased on 1,376 reviews

gameplay78 positive mentions

stability104 negative mentions

The game retains the core mechanics of the original Wizard of Legend while introducing new features and a fresh 3D art style.
The combat is fast-paced and fluid, allowing for creative spell combinations and strategies.
The addition of online and local co-op play enhances the experience, making it fun to play with friends.

The game currently lacks content, with only a few biomes and spells available, making it feel incomplete.
There are numerous bugs and technical issues, including problems with teleportation and audio mixing.
Some players feel that the game has lost the charm and uniqueness of the original, feeling more like a Hades clone.

gameplay
306 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
70%
5%
The gameplay of "Wizard of Legend 2" has received mixed feedback, with many players noting its fluid mechanics and engaging combat reminiscent of the first game, while others criticize its lack of polish, bugs, and reduced difficulty. Some players appreciate the new spell upgrade system and multiplayer options, but feel that the game lacks the depth and variety that made the original enjoyable. Overall, while the core gameplay is fun and shows potential, it currently suffers from technical issues and a perceived lack of content.
- “The gameplay is fun and feels quite smooth.”
- “Love how fluid the gameplay is.”
- “Tldr: wizard of legend 2 so far is the first game on steroids, very engaging combat and fun gameplay except it still lacks content and variety which is what makes the first game so enjoyable.”
- “This just leaves a sour taste in my mouth given that the game is clearly not ready for 4-player gameplay.”
- “There isn't much gameplay to be had, and the gameplay that is there just isn't very polished quite yet.”
- “As it stands, the game is a massive downgrade under all aspects, from the messy graphics to the laggy gameplay (which is completely unacceptable for a game like Wizard of Legend) all the way down to actual build variety.”
graphics
232 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
31%
66%
3%
The graphics of "Wizard of Legend 2" have transitioned from the original's pixel art to a more vibrant 3D aesthetic, drawing comparisons to the art style of "Hades." While many players appreciate the fresh visuals and improved animations, some feel that the new style lacks the unique charm of the first game and can appear cluttered. Overall, opinions are mixed, with some praising the graphics as a significant upgrade, while others express nostalgia for the original's simpler design.
- “The animations and art style are gorgeous, and they translate beautifully into 3D.”
- “The vibrant new aesthetic breathes life into the world of Lanova, making every encounter feel more dynamic and immersive.”
- “Amazing graphics, the action is all there, devs thanks a lot for the effort, the game looks amazing as it is, can't wait for the future updates.”
- “As it stands, the game is a massive downgrade under all aspects, from the messy graphics to the laggy gameplay (which is completely unacceptable for a game like Wizard of Legend) all the way down to actual build variety.”
- “The art style mattered a lot to me because WOL1 is clean and simple, while WOL2 is too clustered and looked like bad graphics instead of something thoughtful.”
- “It's lost pretty much all uniqueness and identity that made the first game as great as it was; they tried to make it a Hades clone which just made it feel like worse Hades and also worse WOL1 at the same time.”
stability
106 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
2%
98%
The game is widely reported to be extremely buggy and unstable, particularly in multiplayer modes, with issues such as lag, crashes, and unresponsive UI elements. While some players find the gameplay enjoyable and acknowledge the potential for improvement, many express frustration over the numerous glitches that detract from the overall experience. Overall, the game's current state reflects typical early access challenges, leading to a consensus that it is not yet ready for a full release.
- “The game is highly playable with no freezes, no unexpected crashes, and you never get stuck, making it really fun.”
- “The stability of the game ensures a smooth experience without any interruptions or issues.”
- “The game is a very buggy mess... the original game is much better.”
- “Multiplayer is fun but a lot of glitches; sometimes the game crashes when going into another world or the next part of the biome, the bosses sometimes have arcana cards that only one player sees before even fighting the boss, and there's a lot of lag in terms of my hits being delayed.”
- “Never seen a game so buggy; this is not early access, this is a literal alpha play test. Don't buy it until release; they are using us as testers for their buggy game.”
music
48 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
75%
8%
The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with many players noting that it lacks the excitement and uniqueness of the original title's soundtrack. Audio issues, such as music volume not responding to settings and sound feedback being muted, have also been highlighted as significant problems. Overall, while some appreciate the sound design, many feel it falls short compared to its predecessor, detracting from the overall experience.
- “The fast-paced combo-based combat from the first title is totally present in this one, and the music and sound design remains stellar.”
- “The art, the music, and the gameplay were amazing.”
- “Other than that, the Hades-style art upgrade, monster diversity, and the sick soundtrack make me very hopeful for the future of this game once it gets fully fleshed out and they start adding end game rewards like secret arcana like in the first game.”
- “The audio issues got worse for me when I reached the second biome, where it played the music at full blast despite setting the sound to 0.”
- “Though it is far from perfect, there are quite a lot of bugs; also, the music is lackluster compared to the original.”
- “Almost non-existent sound feedback; everything feels so muted and drowned by the background music, there's just no audio impact to anything you do in this game.”
story
42 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
24%
69%
7%
The story in "Wizard of Legend 2" has received mixed feedback, with some players appreciating the expanded world-building and character depth compared to its predecessor, while others criticize it for being shallow and filled with tropes. Many feel that the narrative lacks the depth found in other games like "Hades," and some players express indifference towards the story, preferring the core gameplay experience instead. Overall, while there are attempts to enhance the storytelling aspect, opinions vary on its effectiveness and relevance to the game's appeal.
- “Wizard of Legend 2 elevates the magic-filled chaos of its predecessor to new heights, bringing a blend of refined combat, strategic spellcraft, and a richer story-driven experience.”
- “In addition to improved mechanics, the story and world-building have also been expanded.”
- “Players will meet a diverse cast of characters, each with their own motivations and backstory, making the world feel more alive than ever before.”
- “Limited number of spells and pretty terrible acting/story that is just a handful of tropes.”
- “I didn't like how there was such a dramatic shift in the demo where it seemed like the game had shifted to a story-based game, but after playing the game it seems like they hedged a lot of, in my opinion, unnecessary dialogue.”
- “I couldn't care for the story.”
optimization
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
10%
70%
20%
The game's optimization has received mixed reviews, with some players experiencing significant performance issues, particularly on high-end systems, while others report stable performance, especially on the Steam Deck. Many users express a desire for improvements, particularly in quality of life features and overall optimization, indicating that the game is playable but could greatly benefit from further refinement. Overall, while some players find it acceptable, others caution against purchasing until optimization issues are addressed.
- “Performance on Steam Deck OLED is good enough.”
- “Very stable and zero performance issues.”
- “I want to love it, but the optimization is bad. The game barely holds together and runs my 4080 so hard that my monitors scramble trying to open it.”
- “I do think this game can be great and I hope to change this review later, but as it is now I just can't recommend you buy this and risk it just not working. I'll 100% buy this game back if it gets optimized and fixed up a bit though.”
- “With all that said, posting the performance on the Steam Deck needs to be a priority.”
humor
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is generally well-received, with players finding the dialogue and comedic situations, such as getting stuck on obstacles, to be entertaining. However, some frustrations arise from gameplay mechanics that can disrupt the fun, like allies unintentionally causing cooldowns on abilities. Overall, the game offers a mix of funny moments, especially when played with friends.
- “Dodge feels fluid and everything from spikes to pitfalls are still hilarious to get stuck on.”
- “Lots to unlock and the dialogue is funny.”
- “With friends though it is hilarious to die.”
replayability
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
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17%
Players highlight the game's strong replayability, driven by a variety of combos, new arcana abilities, and upgraded relics that ensure each run feels unique. Additional challenges and new systems further enhance the experience, encouraging experimentation and making the game enjoyable for repeated playthroughs. Overall, the game maintains a replay value comparable to its predecessor.
- “Additional challenges that are basically stat checkers that give gems are incredibly nice and help replayability.”
- “The introduction of new arcana abilities and upgraded relics means that no two runs feel the same, encouraging experimentation and replayability.”
- “New systems have been added that change the way the game plays, offering more replayability.”
emotional
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players appreciate the emotional depth brought by the side characters in the game, noting that their interactions can feel intrusive during gameplay. The voice acting adds a layer of engagement, enhancing the overall experience, though some find the interruptions distracting. Overall, the emotional elements contribute positively to the game's fun and immersive nature.
monetization
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization strategy of the game has been criticized as a blatant cash grab, with users highlighting the misleading advertising that promises features, such as four-player multiplayer, which are not currently available. This has led to disappointment among players who feel the game was released unfinished.
- “This is a cash grab, plain and simple.”
- “Currently only has two-player multiplayer despite advertising four-player in the advertisement.”
- “Me when I release an unfinished game advertising stuff we don't have.”
grinding
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game features significant grinding elements, typical of the roguelike genre, where players can expect to lose more often than win. While some find the repetitive nature a bit tedious, many enjoy the mindless fun of battling enemies, making it an engaging experience despite the grind.
- “This is a grinding game, so be ready to lose a lot more than you win, but that's the quality of a good roguelike game.”
- “While it's a tad grindy and repetitive, it's insanely fun to just shut your mind off and beat the crap out of baddies for a while.”
character development
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
Reviews highlight an improvement in character design artwork and voice acting, suggesting a positive evolution in visual presentation. However, some users feel that these enhancements do not necessarily translate to better character development compared to the previous installment.
- “I'm really enjoying the character designs and voice acting.”
- “The artwork for character designs has improved significantly.”
- “I will say the artwork for character designs has improved significantly, but I wouldn't credit that to the game being better than the first.”
- “I'm liking the character designs and voice acting.”
atmosphere
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The atmosphere of the game has been criticized for lacking the charm of its predecessor, with comparisons made to titles like Skylanders and Wizard 101. Reviewers noted that the limited and repetitive voice lines during combat detract from the overall experience, making them feel more annoying than atmospheric. Overall, the game's ambiance fails to engage players as intended.
- “The voice lines during combat and after room clears are very limited and not really engaging; they feel more like a nuisance than an enhancement to the atmosphere. They're overdone, not unwelcome.”
- “The voice lines during combat and after room clears are very limited and not really engaging; they feel more like a nuisance than an enhancement to the atmosphere. They're overdone, not unwelcome.”

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7h Median play time

6h Average play time

4-9h Spent by most gamers

*Based on 18 analyzed playthroughs

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