Best Third Person Magic Games on PC

Apocrypha

TEAM FIGHTS

Join 10 on 10 team fights against other players using wide tactical capabilities. Use special abilities to manipulate a pace of battle, gain advantages and initiative.

CHARACTER CUSTOMIZATION

Create and upgrade your unique mage using wide choice of spells and abilities in a character development tree - Spellarium. Spellarium allows planning your build for your own playstyle. Freeze your enemies with snow storm, bring powerful lightning bolts down on them, make their life worse with a help of various curses or incinerate them in magical fire.

PLAY WITH FRIENDS

Team up with your friends in a party to join a fight on one side and crush the battlefield with thought-out tactics.

Gain rewards, upgrade spells, craft powerful staffs and wands, become the most dominant battlemage in history!

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Apocrypha on Steam

Naudrion: Fall of The Empire

Very fun game. Exploration galore. Big world. Needs better quest notes. Needs more detail in buildings. (reminds me of Gorgon decor). Leveling is nice, but didn’t notice much progression with power on spells. Ice magic was okay, but a sword seemed more efficient. Need to have increased damage as you level or as you add mana…or just some progression spells. Love the skill books that can be bought since I like to craft too. Crafting seems not in. Couldn’t make an ingot, or make leather. Didn’t seen any Alchemy recipes or cooking etc. Runes sometimes didn’t work, found that dropping them and picking up helped.

– Real player with 25.2 hrs in game

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Naudrion: Fall of The Empire is an excellent dark fantasy with an open, seamless world, with multiple crafting and interesting tasks.

I like this game that it was created by one person and is constantly updated, it is very cool on the part of the developer that he did not just put the game out and forget but continues to develop it!

– Real player with 8.4 hrs in game

Naudrion: Fall of The Empire on Steam

Nerthus: Einar’s Fate

This game has a lot of potential, only about 30 mins long or so but this is still early access! the mechanics and character movement are very fluid, level design is pretty cool as well, Go ahead give it a try! ITS FUN

– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game

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Fun little game, really simple gameplay and pretty short in length, but not too bad!

The achievements didn’t work for me though, I didn’t get a single one of them after completing the Story Mode…

If you need to “waste” 5-10 minutes, give it a try!

– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game

Nerthus: Einar's Fate on Steam

Gedonia

For one, the developer really cares about this game and it’s still being updated. Two, currently it’s on sale and it’s definitely worth more than what it is, even normal price. If you want a fresh Indie RPG with a nostalgic feeling, character customization, and open world; this it it. Will update my review in the future.

::Update::

Still playing and it’s amazing. Finally got to building my house, it’s a bit quirky with the editing and camera controls, but it will only get better. I haven’t even touched Dungeon mode which has an increased level cap compared to Open World, so if you’re into Dungeon Crawlers; well this has a mode just for you.

– Real player with 55.4 hrs in game

Some people are be nostalgic for the 8 and 16 bit era, and there are a ton of Metroidvania and platforming games shoveled onto PC and propped up by paid reviews. Gedonia is something else, and it made me so happy. Rather than the more common rip on the Genesis, Gedonia is like a lost gem from the original X-Box era, in the realms of Galleon or Kameo. There are a lot of simplified, modern touches, but the purity of the game and fantasy genre is endearing. It’s like finding out there was a 3D Zelda game you missed, gameplay wise.

– Real player with 19.7 hrs in game

Gedonia on Steam

Spellbreak

Context:

I have been playing since the earliest days of the Pre-Alpha and am probably one of the first players to ever enter. Now to be fair I am not the most active, but combining all platforms together I have somewhere above 1500h playtime since 2018.

Review:

I love this game and that holds true even though this is a negative review. However, I can no longer recommend this game for the following reasons:

1. Spellbreak For Dummies

The game has been “streamlined” from its original complexity in the pre-alpha. From what used to be many different classes and access to every gauntlet at all times (even duplicate gauntlets could be carried), you now get 6 classes and a total of 12 talents. In a lobby you have access to 1 class and 3 talents, which cost talent points to use. You can carry a main gauntlet and an offhand, the exception being the Spellslinger Talent which allows you to carry extra gauntlets and runes in your inventory at the cost of slots for heals.

– Real player with 424.2 hrs in game

While I absolutely love Spellbreak’s combat system, it has a lot of missed potential with blaring issues that either never get fixed or take forever to get addressed.

I have been playing the game since it launched back in September with 500+ hours on the Switch version and 150+ on the Steam version.

There are several issues with the game that is easiest just to list out:

1: Bots. Almost every match done in the Battle Royale mode will have some amount of bots in it generated by the game. The game at no point mentions these bots exist within the game nor does the game identify which characters are bots and which are real players. I went my first 10 hours not even noticing that a lot of what I was facing were bots. At low level play it gives a false sense of accomplishment, and at high level play they are just free loot that pretends to fight back.

– Real player with 176.8 hrs in game

Spellbreak on Steam

Sword of Shadow: Revolution

Sword of Shadow: Revolution is an open-world role-playing game. the actions of which take place in the universe of the gods and any mistake can lead to the death of the whole world. You will play as Acheron, a half-human, half-demon, the true god of darkness, the only one who can save the world from destruction and bloodshed, your task in this world is to find the true seal of peace, the sword that restrained the wrath of the gods for more than a million years.

UNIQUENESS

Play as a demon with a huge variety of weapons and power.

Acheron is the true god of darkness, from the moment of his conception it was known that he was the salvation of the whole world, he was trained as an excellent killer, he knows no mercy and pain, his goal is to save humanity from the wrath of God.

Improve and awaken the force, hone your skills to mastery, acquire unique skills of darkness, learn to master them, otherwise they will kill you
Fight people, gods, demons, animals and other creatures. Increase your level.

EXPLORE AN OPEN FANTASY WORLD

A whole world that will make you become stronger, study the hero and his behavior, learn new secrets of this universe.

Explore abandoned places, caves and cities.

Mine gold, communicate with characters and help them solve problems, your vocation is power.

Sword of Shadow: Revolution on Steam

Dawn of the Falkonir

Someone dropped the money to put this on Steam so I could clap my wings as a birb & kill skellies. That’s more than I expected and all I needed.

thx :)

– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game

It’s a school project yo, lighten up. Had fun playing as Horu with a friend and I hope the developers take pride in their hard work on this game.

– Real player with 0.8 hrs in game

Dawn of the Falkonir on Steam

HANI

Very difficult start, but I like it….plus you got a very thiccc plot to work with.

– Real player with 25.9 hrs in game

Well I guess I have the job of posting the first english review on this game. I bought Hani because Im obsessed with roguelike games and this one seemed relatively polished for its early state. And I have to say, I was quite impressed. Hani is still very much in “alpha” as the UI is very basic, there’s no real story, structure, or “tone” set yet. However, that which is present is surprisingly fun. The graphics are clean and easy to read (mostly), the combat is pretty fun and can get frantic, and all of the moves are quite varied. Thats all one can ask for at this stage in development. If youve seen this game pop up and avoided it due to the lack of reviews, I would say give it a go, especially if youre a roguelike nerd too. I would really like to see this game get some popularity so the devs can flesh it out more thoroughly.

– Real player with 21.3 hrs in game

HANI on Steam

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