Wizard of Legend

I love this game. The only thing that I'd add is an online co-op. It's quite honestly the only thing this game is missing.

This roguelike can and just might sink its hooks into you like an ex you can't forget about, but that's assuming you can get a girlfriend to begin with when you have this game to keep you company and show you the ups and downs of a roguelationship.
You'll have beautiful firsts, like the first time you cast a signature that chunks practically 1/3 of the miniboss's HP away in a single blast, or the first time WoL gives you a present of arcana and items to commemorate your first week dating.
But as time goes by and the honeymoon period falls off, you'll have hard moments. Like when Nocturne takes an arcana critical to your build and you'll wish that insects will infest his toothpaste for a year and a day. Or you see a big attack coming to kill you, and you proceed to dodge like Wily Coyote right off the edge of the map and lose the last bit of health you had going for you.
A roguelationship can be a draining thing at times. You may wonder why you chose to get into this in the first place. But then you'll respawn in your room, take a second, talk it out, and realize where both of you went wrong. Then you'll approach the situation with fresh eyes and positivity, and keep going forward.
And that's where the going gets good.
You'll eventually reach the time when WoL invites you to their bossroom, and you get to have an intimate heart-to-heart that can be firey and passionate, electrifying, down-to-earth, or downright chilly given the circumstances. These moments can make or break the date, so just make sure you're a good listener (watch out for attack indicators), communicate respectfully (throw the arcana kitchen sink at them when they're stunned), and set goals for the next date (walk away with your life intact).
Commit and do your best throughout all of this, and you'll have a relationship that is incredibly fulfilling.

I havent gotten to play much, but its a very very good game. The sequel is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ at the moment (seems unlikely to change but i hope this ages poorly) i recommend getting this one instead

I recommend it but I still abandoned it because I'm weak. I mean, I LOVE THESE GAMES. I'm a big BIG fan of Children of Morta, but what I love about that one is that when you kill a boss, the boss stays dead. That for me is a must in this sort of games.
I understand people who love to redo everything once and again, I like it too, but I like it with a sense of accomplishment (keeping the dead Boss, dead).
I still give it a thumbs up because I believe I'm guilty for this problem and not the game.

Thank you for adding content to the game and not carving it up for sale as DLC

One of the greatest games of all time. A true treat, especially for coop. On top of that, the ending is extremely cute and worth seeing at least once.

Water. Earth. Fire. Air. Long ago, the four nations lived tog-

Wait, wrong franchise.

Anyway uhhh I don't have anything much to say it's a good game go get it if you're looking for some Avatar-ish (the anime one, not the blue peep one), spell-slinging beat-em-up kind of game. If you doubt me (you should, there's no reason to believe everything a stranger says on the internet), look up A Raccoon (@ARaccoon) on YouTube for some good game clips.

But I digress. There's a lot of spells to test out, many (fun) combos to try, yada yada. Gets a bit grindy at the beginning (as do all roguelikes) but when you have many spells unlocked, the replayability is endless.

Also I totally did not forget to review this game years ago back when I first played it and got addicted to it.