Welcome to our third edition of the DevBlog series for Spellers! You're in for a treat so let's get on it!

• Normal attack spell;
  
• Synergies;

The normal attack spell is what you always have on Hotkey 1. It has infinite charges and is your most primitive way to fight. It shoots a high speed projectile that deals damage if an enemy is hit. An interesting thing, which we’re sure a lot of you are familiar with, is the knockback of its blast. Since it does not damage you the Normal attack spell can be used as a crafty way to traverse terrain and reach new heights.


We will show you how we thought some of our spells to have maximum efficiency when combined with others, favoring teamplay.


A basic but great synergy to use is Fire and Void. Fire’s damage is most efficient if enemies stay within the burning ground. Most players run away as soon as their screen starts flashing in red but you can prevent that. Use Void, and let them cook! Your enemies (and maybe some allies) will be stuck at the center of the Void while the burning ground chips away their HP.

Next up we’ve got Void again but this time paired with Repulse. Repulse is usually rewarding enough to use without any other spell but combined with Void’s pulling force, the damage dealt to enemies will be maximized. Aim good and enjoy watching the enemies that end up squished between the pulling and pushing forces die.

Freeze is a perfect alternative to Void’s crowd control. You fire a projectile that freezes the enemy, which is a perfect opportunity to use Radiation. The problem with Radiation is that it usually gets canceled or players just run away, but how will they if they’re frozen? It’s a great way to approach one versus two scenarios, which yeah we’ve all been there…




The examples shown require you to possess all the spells you’re going to need for these combinations. But don’t forget that it’s a team game. We hope to see you make incredible spell soups, in which your enemies are confused as they lose HP faster than you can say “Spell”.



That’s it for this DevBlog. We are sooo excited to witness some ridiculous spell combinations! Stay tuned for more details about our upcoming Spellers and we’ll see you next month!


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• 2 New Gamemodes;
  
• Quickplay (Matchmaking);
  
• Lobby Settings (Custom Game modifiers);

In Spellers you have 16+ spells to choose from. The variety is big and the build options are endless. More importantly with good communication and spell combinations you can wipe the entire opposing team. However we’re trying bend the rules with a few gamemodes addition:


As the name of the Gamemode suggests - yes, you can only choose up to one spell per player. We believe that this gamemode will encourage our players to be more in sync with each other. While you have 5 spells you should be able to attack, defend and be mobile. If you’re limited to only one though, you might need to rely on someone else to defend or attack for you. We’re excited to see your team compositions when we fully release the game!


In this gamemode there is not even a Spell Selection screen. Dive straight into the game and let us all pray to the RNG Gods to bring us the right spell at the right time. Our first thought when we conceptualized this gamemode was that it will take away from the fun by forcing players to use spells that they don’t like. After some testing we had a few grand moments where our testers would brew a delicious soup of 7 different spells all by themselves and massively outplay the opposing team. As for releasing the gamemode - we’ll let you cook and see how you utilize and learn each spell even if you wouldn’t necessarily pick them.


We are not allowed to say too much about the gamemode we’re currently developing. Let’s just say you’ll need to use a lot of protection ;). Maybe there will be specific roles for each player… who knows?


Before we release the game we did some research on what would be a good quality of life improvement. We would like to introduce “Quickplay”. Quickplay is a feature that allows fast match making that skips through all customizations, selections and throws you directly into the game. With it you can launch Spellers, press Quickplay, choose a gamemode, and you’ll be put into the game while skipping passwords and lobbies with reduced queue time.


To add more diversity to our game we decided to let you choose your own numbers. In the lobby settings you’ll be able to tweak your Damage Multiplier, Health Multiplier, Jump Multiplier, Speed Multiplier and we have also added a No Damage Mode.

We are aware that games get repetitive overtime and we’d like to ensure that ours keeps you motivated to play as much as possible. If you’re tired of the traditional gamemodes you can maybe make yourself jump over the moon using the Jump Multipliers. Or maybe play a game of one-shot where your damage is so high that you one-shot anyone you hit. The possibilities are endless and your imagination is what will drive your experience in Spellers.

Keep in mind that Lobby Settings are only enabled in private games and aren’t eligible for public ones.

That’s it for this DevBlog. We are sooooo excited to see you cook! We have a few more gamemodes planned for the future but for now we can only let you know about these.


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There you can see the latest news about Spellers. Connect with our community and show-off your wizards in the future!


Stay magical, and see you in the arena!