Wizrogue - Labyrinth of Wizardry

This game is called Wizrogue. Its a mix of step dungeon crawling with a Wizardry series flair. You cant buy this game through normal means anymore but you can buy old steam keys to play it. the story is that after winning against ancestral dragons, a new danger appears in the form of malignant miasma that escapes from an ancient labyrinth full of monsters, it is up to you to create a team of six heroes to discover the source behind the evil and conquer the dungeons of the labyrinth once and for all! Review time! I like turn on step games like this one, its a very cozy feeling having time to calculate your next, well, step while destroying incoming enemies. Other games only have 1 player character but this one has six, heck, recruit more adventurers and have a different party of six to tackle different dungeons. The game doesnt have much spells but they are essential if you want to survive, since magic does not regenerate, make sure you have at least 2 arcane spellcasters and 2 priest spellcasters in the party, the different classes of adventurers will enable to have access to spells but still perform other classic roles like tanks or archers. The game's look of playing miniatures on a game board is very nice but the music gets old fast. The mechanics is where the game gets the fun from, figuring out which classes play best and fast is the meat of it all. If you are an achievement hunter, prepare for a grind, I dont think anyone could 100% this game in less than 700 hours or even more, the grind is REAL! Failing or Suceeding 500 times for each kind of treasure chest trap is bad achievement design, specially when treasure chests are random and you dont know what trap you'll get or even if youll get one! I give this old forgotten wizardry spin-off 13 cursed chests that petrify my entire party for an instant game over out of 21 times I lost my best hero to a botched resurrection. Give it a try if you like this type of step-turn based games, they are quite rare.

Wow, offline mode works! Live service games should follow this as an example.