Magicka: Wizards of the Square Tablet

+Fun & hectic co-op (VOIP/Skype etc advised to make plans, ie. one player uses water, other lightning or warning someone of an attack, preparing a barrier beforehand against allies' damage spells) +Basic spells & how they work easily memorized after a simple tutorial +Runs smoothly on low-end computers +Customizable staves & robes (FREE for PC version, money used only on temporary pets & disposable scrolls); resulting in unique builds +Able to resume finished levels +"Swedish" donka durka moonspiik talade, bleighhhhhh (AKA dry humour)! -Some advanced spells/spell combos not so memorable in a pickle, forgotten when being muddled up during a panic mode & (most possibly) beaten into a pulp -Quite short (but worth the 5 dolla sucky sucky) -Buffs/barriers removed each time when entering a new 'area'/watching a cutscene -Most staff autocasts very annoying and/or too frequent -Unable to change

Magicka: Wizards of the Square Tablet is a fun little tablet version of Magicka. I’m a huge fan of the magicka series, the main gimmick in it is you can combine elements to cause crazy attacks. This tablet game is focused more on the combat and offers you a side scroller adventure blasting away bad guys with crazy magic spells. The game has an in app store, but you really only need to buy stuff if you want to cheat, or just use cheatengine and give yourself a ton of points. PC gamers don’t pay to cheat after all, we are not lowly phone gamers. This is a fun title, and it unlocks at lot more items than you would get on the tablet version, but the game isn’t that deep. The multiplayer is really cool and this is a great port of a tablet game that is fun in short bursts. Watch the full review on ShotGaming.com Steam Shots EP125

Magicka: Wizards of the Square Tablet has everything that people have come to love from the original Magicka. It has the awesome friendly-fire co-op action, the various spell combinations, and a few mild challenges to boot. If you loved Magicka, there's absolutely no reason to pass on this game. For the small pricetag, this game has been converted from a microtransaction payment option (on other inferior gaming devices) to a legitimate buy to play game. In short, it's an actual game based on the Magicka we love minus all the BS that mobile games offer. Content-wise the game is not actually very long. It's long enough for a day or two of fun spent with friends but when you consider the price tag for it, it's not so bad. What's even better is that there are no DLC in this game. It was definitely a fun little game! 4/5

Played on Win8 tablet (i5, HD4000): No glitches or lags whatsoever, the game runs smoothly and great on 1080p (HD4000). The controls are staggering because the game reads the touchscreen as a mouse, and there's no multitouch support for the same reason, but that's not a huge problem. It's fun and plays nice on the go. - Works with touchscreen; - Doesn't support multitouch; - Requires a keyboard once to enter a name; - Runs smoothly.

Has a feel of castle crashers to it. And its Magicka.

Short and fast, yet with the same humor that let me get to love all the magicka games. Played with 2 man coop on hard... still not that difficult. Highly recommended for a short evening with some friends! Always good for a laugh.