The Shape of Things

Imagine a world where wizards trade in their wands for something a bit more... explosive. That's the whimsical twist that 'Wizard with a Gun' brings to the table. You'll embark on an enchanting journey through the abyss, either with a trusty friend by your side or flying solo with your crafting skills as your best ally.

The gameplay feels comfortably familiar, reminiscent of classics like 'Don't Starve Together' or the adorable 'Cult of the Lamb,' all presented in a charming top-down 2D adventure style.

While the controls are easy to grasp, a few tutorial moments left me feeling like I missed a spell or two. No worries, though; I soon unraveled the enchantments on my own.

The game's audio and music strike a harmonious balance, never overpowering your senses, but you won't stumble upon your next earworm either.

I delved into the magical realm for a few hours, and it was delightful—until it started to feel like a potion I'd sipped one too many times. After a brief intermission, you'd happily dive back into the mystical fray. Unfortunately, I missed out on the cooperative magic due to scheduling conflicts.

Although not every aspect of the game screams 'original,' the art style possesses an alluring charm, setting it apart from the spellbound crowd. The customizable characters, while undeniably cute, could use a little wardrobe expansion; more color variations, please! It feels like they raided the standard palette when they could have sprinkled in some comedic flair.

All in all, 'Wizard with a Gun' is a well-crafted magical adventure with the potential for lasting enchantment, especially if you have a fellow wizard to join you on the quest."