If your a switch owner and you have stumbled upon this game and came to metacritic like me only to find no reviews of any kind then let meIf your a switch owner and you have stumbled upon this game and came to metacritic like me only to find no reviews of any kind then let me help your decision with this. I have played through the story mode with 2 of the 4 different mages and have played for about 4-5 hours with a another player on my console plugged into a tv. Here is what this game is to its core its a game about mages where you venture through different levels, some with bosses some without bosses there is 4 playable mage classes with them having a unique skill tree, and spells. As you might have wondered about couch co-op yes there is couch co op! You can have up to 4 players at the same time! With the level design stripped down it's fairly nothing more than a straight line or some bends in a path or road. There are unique monsters, different weapons, health items that drop, mana potions to restore mana, and gold/gems. There are different shops that unlock as you progress offering a upgrade in weapons. There are also different difficulty levels that you can play on. Newbie level does not reward players with achievements but if you are looking to just wreck havoc as a mage for fun or had a long day and need to unwind and kill monsters it's still fun and some monsters in later stages can be a challenge sometimes. I have tried varying challenge levels for at least the first 7 stages and if you are a gamer who enjoys being tested to the limits you will be able to be tested on the highest challenge level. The combat is pretty simple you have 2 spells to start out with and you can upgrade them into higher skill levels for example Lighting 1 - lightning 1-2 - lightning 2 the game in my opinion is a better version of Nine Parchments. If you want to get lost in a rpg type game without braking the bank this is the game for you. I honestly feel the game is worth more than it's e-shop price… Expand
