Fortuna Magus

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  • Summary: Amane, Tia, and Lill lived peacefully with their father, Kalius, until his sudden disappearance shattered their lives. Ten years later, a chance meeting with a magus named Rett pulls Amane and Tia into a dangerous journey. In a world where magi are feared and persecuted, standing up for RettAmane, Tia, and Lill lived peacefully with their father, Kalius, until his sudden disappearance shattered their lives. Ten years later, a chance meeting with a magus named Rett pulls Amane and Tia into a dangerous journey. In a world where magi are feared and persecuted, standing up for Rett makes Amane a fugitive. As they flee from the law, the siblings search for answers and the truth behind their father’s fate.

    Fortuna Magus features strategic turn-based battles built around revelations and TP (Technical Points). Learn new spells and tandem attacks by meeting combat conditions, manage TP to unleash devastating special skills, and strengthen characters through element levels using magestones. Deep customization and rewarding progression await long after the story ends.    … Expand

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  1. Cubed3
    Mar 6, 2026
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    It is easy to see what Fortuna Magus was aiming to do. It tried to be a short and sweet JRPG, something that is always appreciated, since the biggest flaw in the genre is that games sometimes feel padded. However, it maintains the same ratio between padding and the actual story as in longer games in the genre. Worst of all, it does not give important plot points and characterisation the space they need. Combined with a poorly implemented currency that makes characters way more powerful than they should be, it removes the spotlight from the wonderful combat system. Fortuna Magus is sadly a hard pass, except for those who feel the need to play any retro JRPGs on the market. Although there are many great ones published by Kemco alone, one should never have to dive this deep into the barrel for something new to play.

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