SpellPunk VR

The spells that the game shows you how to use dont work half of the time and no one even has this game so you cant get into a game with other people. The only "match" you can play is with a bot which you cant even beat.

TLDR; Worth supporting, but a long way to go. This game is a work in progress, there are definitely some wrinkles that need to be ironed out. Having said that, there is a lot of charm to the concept of core gameplay. I feel like there's a lot of potential and while you may not love the game now, it could grow into something special with support. There are a lot of problems that I will lay out so while I am giving it my recommendation, it's current state may not satisfy you. Here we go. WHAT I LIKE: -Drawing symbols for different spells makes you feel like Dr Strange. It can be fussy and takes some practice to get used to, but a calm steady hand can replicate the elemental symbols with relative ease (More on this below). -Combat driven by glyph drawing places an emphasis on precision that limits the ability to spam attacks. If someone is rapid firing a combination of different attacks then they aren't wildly flailing and hoping the game gives them a pity spell, they know what they're ...

Great stuff even in Early Access! Needed around 30 mins to get used to the casting but after that it was flawless. Great fun and it reminds me of an old Warcraft custom map. Looking forward to more multiplayer battles with people online!

I was a bit skeptical about this game reading the reviews but decided to try it anyway. I was able to cast all of the spells. The game is really cool and has a lot of potential.

To be honest with you SpellPunk is much more fun than I imagined it would be. Since I have this game I am playing it with a friend of mine. We are speaking on Discord while dueling and we can’t stop laughing and yelling at each other. SpellPunk is super fun and is one of those games that are easy to learn but hard to master. Since my first hour in the game I am pretty confident that I can draw all of the spells. Drawing spells is super intuitive as you are making it with your hands and there is no need to smash some unnecessary buttons. I also enjoy the music and think that it corresponds great with Spellpunk’s visuals

I saw it being broadcasted and decide to try it. It’s great fun, definitely recommend it. Needs a bigger community though.

I enjoy playing SpellPunk very much! Love it and recommend it.

This game has a wonderful aesthetic and is fun. The gesture-based spellcasting does, indeed, make you feel like a wizard (I did have some trouble getting it to activate reliably, but I suspect that's a personal issue given my abysmal art skills and similar problems with games that used "draw a shape" mechanics on the DS back in the day.) The potential is huge here, and I'm excited for where this is going. However, if you're not into PvP, there's not a great deal of content at this time-- just a tutorial and a handful of AI bots. It is, however, still early access, so we might see more down the road. This style of gameplay almost begs for an adventure mode-- maybe featuring Metroidvania-style exploration where finding new spells allows you to clear obstacles and advance? You -can- dodge incoming spells and as far as I can tell there's no stick movement. You don't need full roomscale, but make sure you have enough space to move and duck to either side.

a great spells game with an offline mode solo great and a great multiplayer and a looks comic books i love and we can now turn and walk free locomotion on beautifull arenas i hope more bots and more magics but i recommend for sure

fun gameplay, but the spell gesture detection is a bit funky (especially with the shield spell, i can't seem to get it right on a normal basis). 100% worth it on sale