Know any good magic games?

[Gammastar7]

Can anyone suggest some good magic games that are not dungeon crawlers? I'm looking for something where you have to put work into learning/crafting spells. Not like Elder Scrolls where you open a book and the spell is added to your spell list. I don't know if a game like that even exists. I'm more into single-player, survival, crafting, RPG, open world type games. If you know of anything with a good magic learning system please let me know. Thanks guys! :D

[Macsen]

There's a good magic game where you try and get a bunny out of a hat

[Gammastar7]

Originally posted by Macsen:

There's a good magic game where you try and get a bunny out of a hat

I'm also looking for something without trolls... ;)

[xenoonex369]

http://store.steampowered.com/app/261760/Lichdom_Battlemage/

This has in-depth magic system but the reviews are mixed

[xenoonex369]

http://store.steampowered.com/app/529660/Mages_of_Mystralia/

[BossGalaga]

Originally posted by Gammastar7:

Can anyone suggest some good magic games that are not dungeon crawlers? I'm looking for something where you have to put work into learning/crafting spells. Not like Elder Scrolls where you open a book and the spell is added to your spell list. I don't know if a game like that even exists. I'm more into single-player, survival, crafting, RPG, open world type games. If you know of anything with a good magic learning system please let me know. Thanks guys! :D

Morrowind has a more in-depth spell-crafting system.

[chaoticenigma]

closest thing I could think of is maybe this. But you said not dungeon crawlers, but having roguelike/roguelite elements, it likely does have that. And I haven't actually played it myself(though it does look interesting and I'm likely going to wait for a better discount), so I don't know for sure.


http://store.steampowered.com/app/555630/A_Magical_High_School_Girl/

But it lets you name your own spells and what you get depends on what you enter.

[3am]

This might not be exactly what you are looking for since it is a fantasy 4x strategy game. It does have an extensive magic and forging system though that will keep you entertained as you attempt to master the insane depth of it.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/259060/Dominions_4_Thrones_of_Ascension/

[Gammastar7]

Thanks guys! These all look good! Dominions 4 is even on my wishlist. I've been hesitant with that $35 price tag, but now that it's on sale I'm more inclined. I'm a big game collector so if there are anymore suggestions, send my way! :D

[Gammastar7]

Originally posted by chaoticenigma:

closest thing I could think of is maybe this. But you said not dungeon crawlers, but having roguelike/roguelite elements, it likely does have that. And I haven't actually played it myself(though it does look interesting and I'm likely going to wait for a better discount), so I don't know for sure.


http://store.steampowered.com/app/555630/A_Magical_High_School_Girl/

But it lets you name your own spells and what you get depends on what you enter.

That is cute! It's also along the lines of what I'm looking for.

[niandra]

Elder Scrolls Oblivion actually has a spell-crafting system. It's only flaws imo, are the graphics and lack of sprinting. But on sale, it's definitely worth a purchase. An excellent game.

[Gammastar7]

Originally posted by choo choo:

Elder Scrolls Oblivion actually has a spell-crafting system. It's only flaws imo, are the graphics and lack of sprinting. But on sale, it's definitely worth a purchase. An excellent game.

Yeah, I have Morrowind and Oblivion and I agree. The graphics are hard on the eyes. But they are fun enough to revisit. I haven't played either game in so long I'd forgotten what the craft system was like. Granted I only played stealth characters and I never got into the magic side. I just started a mage in Skyrim and assumed the spell system was similar.