TechnoSorcery

This is a fun rhythm game with a good narrative! I really love the idea that the rhythm portion of the game is casting spells. The need to remember how to cast each spells adds a cool dimension of difficulty that really makes it fun and rewarding to cast these spells. There is also a good amount of content especially if you are trying to climb the leaderboard. I high recommend this game!

Imagine Dance Dance Revolution fused with spellcasting, and you'll have a good idea of what this indie game offers. Using eight keys (ASDF + JKL;), you'll be prompted to cast spells by rapidly inputting sequences, creating a frantic, rhythmic experience reminiscent of 'Typing of the Dead.' The game's core mechanic is simple yet addictive: spells appear on screen, and you must execute them, following a subtle rhythm that emerges as you play. While it might feel like rapid-fire memorization at first, the underlying rhythm adds a layer of engaging challenge. Visually, the game boasts a distinct and appealing art style, complemented by satisfying sound effects that enhance the magical atmosphere. What truly sets this indie title apart is its surprisingly robust content. Beyond the core gameplay, you'll find multiplayer modes and a level editor, adding good replay value. For its current price, this game is an easy recommendation. It's a unique and entertaining experience that delivers m...

This is a rhythm game at its core, and you'll ultimately need to learn key combinations as the game progresses. I love the art style and fast-paced combos. Spells represent specific sequences of keys timed to the music. As spells appear on the screen, you press the right keys to cast them. It is fun to learn the mechanics and improve your skills. I found it hard to perfect it and expect a lot of depth as you learn new spells. Highly recommended!

This game is fantastic! I was lost at first with the rhythm, but then realized I needed headphones. The game is super addictive and easy to pick up at any time.

The combination of smooth tunes with real time beat-based action makes for a fun time when you start casting spells - I assume this is what real wizardry is like.

Nice art, tricky to play, but entertaining.

Super cool concept. I like the story being tied to the mechanics in a meaningful way. It feels good when you start getting it and can cast spells by just the card image alone. I haven't gotten into the multiplayer yet, but I'm curious to try out a rhythm battler type thing. Really cool!

Very cute rhythm game with a fun story!