Magix Story 2 Launches on PC as Madou Monogatari Homage Dungeon RPG
A two-person-scale release built around fuzzy wording instead of damage numbers is a reminder that the DRPG's Madou Monogatari lineage still has room for experiments the numbered sequels do not attempt.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
The circle Furiken Mojuration released the 3D dungeon RPG Magix Story 2 for PC on October 14. The game is a Madou Monogatari homage that displays no numerical values for stats or damage, expressing hits in words such as 'considerable damage.' It is a sequel to Magix Story, which ran on the discontinued Petit Com 3 service, but the new game is playable without knowledge of the first. Players switch between two parties inside dungeons.
The price is split by storefront: 2,200 yen on DLsite and 2,000 yen on BOOTH, which also sells a package edition.
The cast includes the boyish girl Merrill and the martial-arts young lady Lily, and dungeon exploration is built around switching between two parties at any time, with one party able to open a route after the other stalls. Health and magic power follow the same rule as damage, shown through wording rather than figures.
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