Magical Blush Launches On PC With Console Version Planned
An elemental weakness system tied to a combo meter makes sustained offense the core skill loop rather than elemental rock-paper-scissors alone, and the planned console release points to the game reaching beyond its PC launch.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
DANGEN Entertainment has released Magical Blush, a top-down Metroidvania action-adventure game from developer Alkacer Game Studio. It is available now on PC through Steam and GOG, with a console version also planned. Combat runs on a five-element system of fire, water, earth, wind, and spirit; consecutive hits build a combo meter that upgrades spells into stronger forms. Minigames break up the fast-paced battles.
Alkacer Game Studio built the combat around a combo meter that turns spells into stronger forms as hits land, so the elemental chart is a target to exploit rather than a puzzle to solve. The game is set in the ruined fantasy world of Win, where the player helps its people and uncovers its secrets. Minigames sit between the high-tempo fights. The PC release covers Steam and GOG, and a console version is planned.
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