
DLC
Magicka: Lonely Island Cruise
About this game
Has the constant casting of Rain and Blizzard made you weary? Perhaps it’s time to set out on a sunny vacation on the four and a half seas. This solidly (goblin) made sea vessel offers travelers plenty of living quarters, restaurants, luxurious lounges and one big sunny duel deck.
Magicka is a satirical action-adventure game set in a rich fantasy world based on Norse mythology. The player assumes the role of a wizard from a sacred order tasked with stopping an evil sorcerer who has thrown the world into turmoil, his foul creations besieging the forces of good. Players will be able to combine elements to cast spells, wreaking havoc and devastation on the minions of darkness. They will also be able to team up with friends and fight their way through the campaign, or test their skills in the magickal arts through other challenging modes.
Players will be able to combine the elements to cast spells, wreaking havoc and devastation on the minions of darkness. They will also be able to team up with friends and fight their way through the campaign, or test their skills in the magickal arts in other challenging modes. In Magicka, up to four players take on a grand adventure to save their world from certain doom using a fully dynamic spell system. The adventure mode takes the players across three different levels, ranging from the lush forests of mountain valleys to the frozen halls of the Mountain King where wits and creative thinking are keys to victory. In the unlockable hardcore challenge modes, players fight off waves of enemies to earn their place on local and online leaderboards.
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Game facts
Release date
Feb 16, 2012
Developer
Arrowhead Game Studios
Publisher
Paradox Entertainment
Platforms
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Genres
Role-playing (RPG)
Themes
Action
Game modes
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
Perspective
Bird view / Isometric
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Game data and artwork via IGDB.











