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Probably not but its still a bloody blast - it reminds me of diablo with this cool elemental combo style fighting combat.

Basically your a wizard with the power to combo water, fire, arcane etc. into different move sets to fight against monsters in a linear campaign, the humor is fantastic and the dialogue is on level with the top rpg games . Has anyone else tried out this little gem? its only $10 on steam and i'd definitely recommend or at least checking out the trailer, downloading the demo etc.

+ if you download the demo (or get the game) you can see the little pay out of dungeons and dragons and gamesworkshop


edit: fail spelling

I ended up buying the game... just trying to figure out different combos is fun. Lol @ Grimes Workshop

Downloading it, I'll try it tomorrow.

I played the demo, it was severely bugged and not particularly fun. It's a shame you couldn't try multiplayer in the demo, it's obviously a multiplayer game with little attention paid to the experience in single player.

The demo was sort of buggy, but it was still very fun to play. And, how would you know if it is a multiplayer focused game if you havent played the multiplayer?

KingKodo wrote:The demo was sort of buggy, but it was still very fun to play. And, how would you know if it is a multiplayer focused game if you havent played the multiplayer?

It gave multiplayer tips during the singleplayer demo, every video they've ever shown has been entirely multiplayer, you need more then one person to properly use the magic system... Etc.