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An old-school RPG game inspired by Wizardry 7, Might and Magic and Eye of the Beholder series – Mystic Land: The Search for Maphaldo is coming soon to GOG!

Mystic Land is a project that started all the way back in 1994 when couple of friends had the idea of creating a fantasy role playing game that would be a mix of the best elements from iconic computer FRP games.

Now, after more than 25 years the creators are determined to bring us the best old-school computer fantasy role playing game with all the goodies from the 90s like turn-based grid movement and combat, lots of meaningful skills and attributes, and hard puzzles to solve.

Wishlist Mystic Land: The Search for Maphaldo now, so you won’t miss its release or any special offer!
I've almost missed this one – and it looks awesome!
Wishlisted and awaiting some first reviews.
There's a few details that will affect whether I ultimately get the game.

For example:
* Do skills improve through use? (If they do, I'm more likely to get this game.)
* Are there ugly growth mechanics? (For example, random stat growth (if there's a level cap, whether it's hard or soft), or worse, something like Wizardry 6/7's base miss chance mechanic (like THAC0, but improves by a random amount at level up, and stops improving after level 20? Or, for that matter, non-retroactive HP growth from Vitality?) If there are, I'm less likely to get the game.
* How powerful is healing? (If it's as weak as in Wizardry 6/7, or worse, Pool of Radiance, I'm less likely to get the game. Healing doesn't need to be powerful; it just has to be strong enough to be sometimes useful and not a huge chore to heal when there's no threats around.)
Lockpicking Mechanics
Forest of Eternal Snow (Area)
First Gameplay Video
Party Death
Mich-An-Pot Skill Demo
Tho-Hai-Doh Skill Demo