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I applaud the creator for the demon girls in suits fetish it gave me. 10/10

Never has existential terror been this cute before.

A cute and mysterious pixel game that breaks so many walls that I am now forced to live in a tent. I rate it 4/4 clovers.

A beautiful love story between an attorney and a proscecutor. Also something about investigations and trials. You get to interrogate a parrot. I recommend.

A great roguelike that is constantly being improved and updated with new bosses, enemies and quality of life changes. My main gripe with roguelikes is the feeling of being overwhelmed with barely any information given to you. Wizard of legend is different in that aspect. You get 4 spells that are fairly straightforward and a starting relic you can choose that gives you a nice buff such as extra damage to something more complex such as giving you health back on crits. The first time beating the game is by far the most difficult, but every time it gets easier due to very strong chaos spells you are given upon beating a run. Study the attack pattern of the bosses, take your time and dodge often, you will get there. Also, this might be controversial but I would advise trying the game with mouse and keyboard. It plays a lot easier for me that way due to the topdown view and easy aiming of skillshots.

A few general tips for newcomers:
-Don't bother with cursed relics, often the trade-off is not worth it and makes the game a lot more difficult for you.
-I would start out with focusing on extra health, but later on try the crit cloack with the vampire vang relic that gives you health back upon critting.
-A great basic spell is the bolt rail seen it allows you to stun enemies. A great dash is the Wave Front seen it shields you and pushes back enemies.
-Try to include a couple of long distances spells such as Frost fan and Area of Effect spells such as Shock nova. This allows you to snipe off enemies before you enter a room and seen most rooms are rather small big AoE spells are great
-If you don't like the selection of relics or spells you see in the shop in your starting town, go back to your home and return. It gets reset every time you enter the town.
-Even though it might seem daunting, take your time exploring the dungeons, especially in the first few levels. It will teach you the attack patterns of enemies, gives you much needed gold and other upgrades. If you rush for the boss every time then you will get your butt kicked for having limited spells and no relics to aid you.
-Finally, don't hesitate to experiment! There are a lot of fun, strong combos. If you focus on just having fun and with each run slightly tinkering your build towards your liking, you will beat the game before you know it.