Wizardry Level C

Great premise for a game/story but it’s apparent the author one put enough effort into this work to bait others into paying $$, after-witch leaving you with a bitter taste as the you realize there was effectively nothing on the other side of the pay-wall. A text-book example of bait and switch. Pardon the pun. With its present, overall, content (11/7/20) it would be a good-ish free download. In short, if you don’t like the idea of paying for nothing more than a prologue I would avoid.

Not worth the money you go on four or five missions you’re done. The mission are extremely short. They should be ashamed for trying charge money for an incomplete game. You Skip learning every single spell. There is no character development.

Not enough to pay for the rest, mind you, but I found it charming. I wouldn't mind looking at more ads to play the whole thing for free.

I respect what the writer was go my for but the writer really needs to work on making the story flow, and pulling you into the world. This is just to bland, to narrative, to forced. You discover a manic book and have powers and there's no emotional shock? No best friend you have to tell? No playing around with the powers like a kid? Just jumping from one task to the next. I'm sad about what this book could have been.

As others have said this was offal. Very short and very unentertaining. I was falling asleep when playing, basically the whole story is you doing missions which are very easy and short.

I don't usually leave reviews, but this time is the exception, to make a long review short this game was awful.

The Wizardry Level C game is an upset at the least. Incredibly short, far too linear, and no character development. The only available "choices" are at the beginning and all that follow are simply consequences. Overall? I am disappointed and feeling a bit cheated out of the money I spent on this. Two minutes of fun should not equate to twenty minutes of frustration following.

Fun little story, but short. Lots of different story branches, but they all felt...unfinished. The writing felt rushed; lots of run-on sentences. I got 4 different endings in about 35 minutes. Short!

Short version: Everything about this game is awful, the writing is bad, the characters are bad, and you have little to no influence over the game world. DO NOT BUY! Long version: I had high hopes going into this game, as it seemed reminiscent of the excellent life of a wizard, also by hosted games. However, don't be fooled, this game does not come close to life of a wizard. The lack of interactivity is astonishing, as events play out with barely any player interaction. Compounding this, this writing is awful! The plots are boring and come and go in an instant, the characters get 2 expositional lines and then are never heard from again! To add insult to injury, the game ends on a pathetic sequel-baiting cliffhanger. Please don't make my mistake and play this game.

Does not allow music. I may add a star or two after I finish but games that don't let me listen to my music never get more than 3 stars.