Spellsworn Review

Spellsworn Gameplay

The wide variety of playable characters allows you to choose between wizards with different skills. You can also select various battlefields, environment conditions and game rules to make the experience even more immerse. It's possible to test your skills together with friends or find random players online.

The game is a PvP arena for two or more players. Each battle takes five rounds in last man standing mode, which means that the last survivor wins the round. Unlike other similar games, each round is preceded by a spell that helps you either inflict damage on your opponent or escape enemy shells. Another feature of the game is lava spilt around the battlefield, which narrows the dry place with each second. This detail is more common for battle royale genre, but it also works perfectly in Spellsworn.

The essence of the game is straightforward: the players enter the arena and try to kill each other. There is a central part of the map where only other players will be able to inflict damage to you, and there is also an outside part, where you will also receive damage from the environment. Players will always try to push you out of the central arena to kill the opponents faster. The round lasts until there is only one player left alive. There are five rounds in total, and the best player is determined after the whole match ends.

Before each round, you can choose a certain number of spells to use. You can gain several specific currencies to buy new spells and improvements for the purchased abilities. There are many skills, and they are divided into five categories.

Spellsworn combines all the best elements of MOBA: you can purchase items before the round, use quick skill keys, develop the abilities, receive the awards for the best performance, and use an interactive environment in different strategies. Another feature of the project is its visual style: it's both vivid and clear, which allows to orient on the battlefield quickly.