Rogue Wizards

the game's nothing special to begin with, very mobile-friendly (not a compliment), but could be okay for a few hours of turn-based dungeon crawling and loot gathering, except enemies scale to your level, negating every sense of progression. that alone is a dealbreaker, no game ever should have it, or at least it should be optional, but on top of it, most enemies have really annoying behavior: blobs multiplicating endlessly, ice sliding you across the screen even if you're not moving, mobs throwing goo on the screen(!), covering it, and so on. and the icing on this crap cake is a bug connected to the mud on the screen: if you open the inventory while it's still on, your reward is a black screen and if you press esc, there goes your hud/ui (hotbar, health bar, everything), and most likely you'll just die as a consequence. maybe you don't find certain mechanics annoying, but avoid this lazy and broken game, even on sale or in a bundle.

Quite good if you want to kick back and relax and slay some monsters. Casting spells requires components, so most of time you rely on the weapons you find or buy. On the plus side, there are literal tons of weapons and equipment in every cave and dungeon, so you can always switch to something new. Got bored with shooting enemies with a bow? Grab a chakram and go all Xena, Warrior Princess on them. Want some close combat? Pick a sword, any sword! As you use a weapon, it develops new qualities, sometimes pathetic, sometimes quite useful. Nothing like hitting a monster with a freezing/explosive blade. The plot is simple, so are the mechanics. Some enemies really are annoying, like the ones who giggle maniacally while they still your hard-earned, way cool magic pants right off you and run away still giggling. Beating those up is especially satisfying. All in all, nice for its price.

This game is always the same dungeon crawling. You begin to prepare in the village hub with its growing facilities. You take the portal to choose a dungeon, its difficulty, and you enter it where you will fight turn-by-turn. Yes, the mobs level with you, like excellent Book of Demons game: the difference is it's more a grind game, as you seem to never see the end of the leveling. Yes we play a "wizard", as our toon has a spellbook, more than in Diablo 1 where the warrior could learn spells, as in RW there are no classes, you choose how you build your toon by choosing the mandatory spells (6 schools of 3 spells, and you can only maximize 3 spells, so you can specialize only in one school), but the loot is more what defines you. Sure the seeming infinite scaling leveling can be despair for who wants to feel the power, but it's still very nice to play a dungeon sometimes.

Cool turn based stratigy RPG. Original ideas and graphics. I highly recomend.