It's a great game, and I love the way the mechanics are designed, a nice feat of originality that's been long-needed in puzzle games. That said, I don't quite see what it has to do with the string theory
I frequently wish I could have more than one game saved at a time, as I sometimes want to try, say, a Pugilist run without sacrificing my Alchemist tower
This game is seriously underrated. Like, the plot was both humorous and interesting, the gameplay spiced up the usual monotony of mashing out linear damage spells, and the game even had somewhat of a chess-like taste to it, though on the lower two game modes blood magic is somewhat overpowered. The only issues I saw were the unwieldy keyboard support (more for shorthands, really) and how potentially fatal it could be to sneeze and cast the wrong spell. Though I personally found those issues to be negligible, 5/5
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