WizardChess

1/10 Half the time it puts you in a genuine no-win position from the very beginning and there's just nothing you can do about it whatsoever you don't get to choose which units you bring into a round (???????), and the game ACTIVELY TRIES TO GIVE YOU USELESS UNITS SO THAT YOU LOSE (it gave me 4 0 attack 1 health chickens and since i was out of sacrifice spots there was nothing i could do when i HAD TO go into the next round with three completely useless units and 1 gimmick unit immediately ending my run) There are CONSTANT CONSTANT CONSTANT bugs & crashes, even ruining my first final boss run WHEN I WAS 1 TURN AWAY FROM WINNING They never added misclick protection and your cursor isn't your cursor, there's an in-game selector and that's what it's selecting with BUT IT DOESN'T FOLLOW YOUR CURSOR INSTANTLY SO IF YOU CLICK ON A SQUARE BUT THE IN-GAME SELECTOR HASN'T CAUGHT UP YET IT SENDS IT TO THAT SQUARE (AGAIN, THEY HAD TO ACTIVELY GO OUT OF THEIR WAY TO PROGRAM THIS IN TO SCREW YOU OVER)

BEST GAME EVERRRRRRR

the game is a fun concept but it tries too much for no reason, it would benefit if it had a bit of simplicity and less unneeded complications that don't add to things in a way that feel nice and good for stratagems you plan, they mechanics in the game feel like they were just put there without thinking about them in a way that counts. units all have random stats that go up after beating rooms on a board, but the stats are easily cheesable because you can upgrade them to the point of over powered. elemental upgrades are a very good concept which do fit the game but with the way the you play the game by only being able to move one unit you cant do much to strategies, it would make more sense if you could move 2 units per turn. its a fun game, i must admit, but it really does need to be changed in a few places to be very good, but it is a good base and i do hope it gets better in the future either way i did have fun so that's all that matters :3

Honestly, this game was amazing. I don't really play roguelikes or 2d pixel art games, but this is one game that I 100% would play (and continue to play). The game feel is comforting and relaxing while still being entertaining. It's easy without being boring and difficult without being too hard. Honestly, a great game and if you don't think so, you obviously haven't done any research into game development or anything like that... 10/10 would reccommend. It does take bit to understand how everything works but once you do its fun. :)

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[quote] Please consider following my [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41005226/]Curation page[/url]. I cover a wide range of genres both paid and unpaid, providing unbiased opinions as well as regular giveaway events. [/quote] [h2]You're a Wizard![/h2] Wizard Chess is intriguing because it uses the traditional concept of chess. (Protect your King) in this case the Wizard and is based on a turn-based roguelike in which you select your own deck (units) and use their special effects to survive each stage while keeping them all alive. So you might get the Rogue, who can attack in any direction and move straight and diagonally across the board. You might acquire a Lancer that can dash a few steps and one-shot anything with a single strike. Sounds interesting until you discover that each unit you can obtain, the opponent can also get and use against you, resulting in a rather strategy-filled tactical game that is both enjoyable and engaging. Difficulty-wise, it doesn't appear to be that hard; it's hardly a stroll in the park, especially with the time-limited levels and challenge modes, but mixing different troops and upgrades will undoubtedly be exciting, just be sure to protect your Wizard at all costs.

Have absolutely loved this game so far. Great strategy