Counter Spell

in general, i like the game, however i think it needs a lot of work. the questing system is bad, and the inventory system is also a bit dodgy. there could be a bit more characters in the game, NPCs that you actually can interact with. so far all i've seen is 1 vendor, 1 guard, and a few quest givers. the game has a great style and i would love to see it being worked on. the game will give you an hour of enjoyment, after that your basically done with it. Good game, but not finnished. will not recomend it for now.

Very fun game, have played it solo and with friends. With 6 classes and various game modes, has good replayability, not to mention the farming aspect to get gear sets youd want. Reminds me of a diablo but as a first person. Dev is very receptive to the community and has good communications. Would recommend higher if I could.

My First Play on Launch Day Impressions & Review Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WG1w5Z3BJ64 This game offers a single player campaign with many different quests and missions and tons of loot, mobs, and exploration. Add in multiple different co-op online modes, several different online PvP modes of play, a map editor, and you got yourself one helluva value for the $5 asking price! Action is fast and very responsive! Tons of loot, tons of different enemies, and lots of quests = Awesome! While the graphics may not be as spectacular as other RPG action games, this game should play well on a wide variety of computers and the price is more then fair for all the variety of modes available. I bought this game right after it launched on Steam on it's launch day, and nobody was online or had purchased that game yet... so playing it online with other people wasn't possibly sadly. I will update this review once I've had more time to play the game and also test the online multiplayer...

Keep in mind I only downloaded and messed around a bit. Pro: Many different game types Built in map editor Con: Maps are kind of small(hopefully this will be addressed) needs some kind of UI for map editing in lieu of console commands. NPCs are not highly intelligent but they easily overpower the player. No option to set enemy strength. Summary: This game has potential to evolve into a lot more than it now is. Love the idea of making my own maps in any mode especially since I can play my own maps with builtin AI...if this gets added Recommend this game if you're willing to grow with it(hopefully....)

If you enjoyed old RPGs like Hexen, Daggerfall, Enclave, Gauntlet or Thief, buy Counter Spell! This game may be Early Access, but you're getting a quality game with tons of content for under $10. ▼ THE GOOD ▼ ● Singleplayer took me 5-6 hours with the Warlock Class the first time. About 2 hours as the Shaman the next. It takes long enough that you'll feel satisfied but short enough you won't get bored. Also you can play Singleplayer with friends :) ● The game world is a LOT bigger than you'd think! It's not Skyrim big, but big for an indie game and filled with hidden passages, loot and monsters. ● Each class has their own unique spells but most of the funnest ones are at max level so it gives you something to work towards (like the "vine-ladder" spell in the trailer). The game also let's you blatantly see what spells you'll unlock when picking a class. ● Very well balanced! You should reach level 20 (max) by the time you reach the final boss without any grinding outside of ...

Awesome voxel mage Rpg with co-op, pvp, and Steam workshop. Tons of loot, spells, and enemies with one of the hardest working and most diligent developers I've ever seen. The dev puts out constant meaty updates and implements constructive player feedback like no other dev I can think of. So yeah buy this game cuz it's awesome, has a great price point, and the dev is a complete Wizard among weinies when compared to some other EA devs/companies. I recommend this game wholeheartedly and Kudos to you Abnormal Software, cuz in the modern age of gaming devs like you truly are abnormal.

Ah. Counter Spell. How I love the. This game is insane once you get into it. And no we're not talking rubber room insanity here. This is full on 25+ enemies rushing you and your party that total only 3 or 4 people. Sure you can have more people if they join you or if you drag them into it. But you will know when you find that other person that knows what they're doing with this game. Because then things just explode forward. Survival is the best mode in my opinion. Endless waves of enemies that grow in level. Your level caps at 20, but not the enemies. If you can survive. As of right now, me and some other people have hit wave 200. And because I had to go, didn't get a chance to see how much longer we've could've gotten. The enemies were level 50 or 45 I believe, while again we stayed at level 20. As for the other modes. I've not tried them much. But it mostly depends on what you like and who you play with. You can build maps then upload it to the workshop. Which the building syste...

This game was a complete experience when I purchased it years ago for about 3 bucks on sale. Since then the Dev(s) have added and continued working on the entire Reforged expansion including a whole new map to quest in with each area being useable in the existing (and new) arcade style modes like survival or hostage rescue. Best of all, Reforged is just free content. Even if I end up not liking the direction it goes in, I didn't pay for it. Years after my initial purchase I've come back, reported bugs, gotten responses and patches very quickly and played with new content. That kinda blows my mind, ya know.

This is a great little game! Cheap and fun fantasy game that includes co-op and pvp modes. Pick a class and start kicking some a**! Many areas to explore and bosses to battle. Animation is a bit rought but at this price totally fair. Pick it up for a fun couple evenings of monster bashing!

I love RPGs, it's my video game genre. While I did enjoy playing Counterspell for a little bit, it still needs a lot of work to make the game a lot more fun and a lot less frustrating. For starters, spawn poins can be pretty unpredictable. I started the game at level 1, only to die in a level 16 zone. Unable to kill anything or find out where to go, I had to die at least 6 times until I spawned in a level 2-3 zone. Enemies can be overwhelming. At times, it seems like they have the eyes of a hawk and attempt to snipe you from a large distance, and if this happens, you can bet there's at least 6 other NPCs following you. The Questing system is unfavorable. I would start a quest, fail because I died, only to complete another quest that I never started, which was pretty confusing. On the brighter side, I love the spells, armor, and items. It feels a bit like a retro version of World of Warcraft, which I'm a big fan of. Has the potential to be a very fun game, but still currently could ...