History Videogame / Magicite

''Magicite'' is an Indie {{Roguelike}} PlatformGame, which combines RandomlyGeneratedLevels with RPGElements and ItemCrafting. Created by Sean Young, it was funded through Website/{{Kickstarter}} and released on {{UsefulNotes/Steam}} in June 2014.

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* WizardNeedsFoodBadly: The player character has a hunger meter which slowly decreases over time. If it reaches zero, the player character starts to lose HP, so they must eat. Luckily, meat is in ready supply from the various wild animals that you encounter. You can also cook meat, which increases its nutritional value and gives it a chance of restoring health points.

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''Magicite'' is an Indie {{Roguelike}} PlatformGame, which combines RandomlyGeneratedLevels with RPGElements and ItemCrafting. Created by Sean Young, it was funded through {{Kickstarter}} and released on {{UsefulNotes/Steam}} in June 2014.

* CriticalHit: The player character has a chance to make critical hit with every strike - unusually, you get told when this happens even if the strike doesn't make contact with anything. A special hat, the Skeleton Mask, increases your critical hit chance to 1 in 4.

* AwesomeButImpractical: Some of the larger weapons, although extremely powerful, are very slow to swing.

''Magicite'' is an Indie {{Roguelike}} PlatformGame, which combines RandomlyGeneratedLevels with RPGElements and ItemCrafting. Created by Sean Young, it was funded through {{Kickstarter}} and released on {{Steam}} in June 2014.

* ArrowsOnFire: a magic spell allows you to do this to your own arrows, by creating a flaming mist that you can fire arrows through.
* AwesomeButImpractical: some of the larger weapons, although extremely powerful, are very slow to swing.

* {{BFS}}: the zweihander sword. It's very long and hits for massive damage, but takes a significant time to swing, so using it requires careful consideration on the player's part.

* ChestMonster: some chests in the Dungeon Biome are alive and will start attacking you if you get close. The rock monsters in other biomes could also be considered Chest Monsters; from far away they look like rocks, but up close they turn into monsters (and if you're not anticipating them, you'll probably have your pick out instead of a combat weapon).

* ElementalCrafting: very much an integral part of the game. At the start of the game, you'll only have access to wood, which will enable you to craft the lowest tier of tools and weapons; from there, you can quickly upgrade to bone, stone, and increasingly valuable metal ores.
* FantasyMetals: the various metals and minerals are named in a somewhat tongue-in-cheek way, by adding a suffix to a real life mineral (for example, ironite, goldium, diamonite)
* FlashStep: the Teleport spell allows you to move instantly a short distance to the left or right, which can bypass troublesome enemies or obstacles.

* PaletteSwap: some enemies are differently-colored variants of enemies from other biomes.

* StalkedByTheBell: if you take too long on a level, the Scourge will arrive and hunt you down.
* StatusBuff: some of the magic spells temporarily increase your stats for a limited time.
* SuperMode: some of the StatusBuff spells appear like Super Modes. Your character will usually shout out something dramatic upon activating them.
* TeaserEquipment: the town levels always stock a bunch of equipment that you probably can't yet afford.
* UndergroundMonkey: some enemies are reskins of other enemies from different biomes.

* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: Townsfolks can be attacked, and leave money when killed. You can also slaughter various defenceless animals for meat.
* VideoGameCrueltyPunishment: The chickens in the town level are defenceless and can be attacked and killed for their meat... but there's a chance that doing so will summon a gigantic chicken which ''will'' fight back.

* WallMaster: the rock monsters which disguise themselves as rocks could be considered this.
* WithThisHerring: you start off with no money.

* FantasyMetals: the various metals and minerals are named in a somewhat tongue-in-cheek way, by adding a suffix to a real life mineral (for example, ironite, goldmium, diamondite)

* FantasyMetals: the various metals and minerals are named in a somewhat tongue-in-cheek way, by adding a suffix to a real life mineral (for example, ironite, goldium, diamondite)

* {{BFS}}: the zweihander sword. Hits for massive damage but has a long swing time.

* CriticalHit: the player character can make critical hits - unusually, you get told when you've made a critical strike even if the strike doesn't make contact with anything. A special hat, the Skeleton Mask, gives you a 1 in 4 chance of making a critical hit with each strike.

* InexplicableTreasureChests: there's no good explanation why you occasionally find treasure chests in the middle of the forest.

* WithThisHerring:

* BreakableWeapons: All weapons and tools have a durability, and break when this reaches zero. You get a warning when your weapon or tool is about to break.

* WizardNeedsFoodBadly: The player character has a hunger meter which slowly decreases over time. If it reaches zero, the player character starts to lose HP, so they must eat. Luckily, meat is in ready supply from the various wild animals that you encounter. You can also cook meat, increasing its nutritional value.

* {{BFS}}: the zweihander sword. Hits for massive damage but takes forever to actually swing.

''Magicite'' is an Indie {{Roguelike}} PlatformGame, with ItemCrafting. Created by Sean Young, it was funded through {{Kickstarter}} and released on {{Steam}} in June 2014.

* ElementalCrafting: very much an integral part of the game. In the early game, you'll only have access to wooden tools and weapons, but you can quickly upgrade to bone, stone, and increasingly valuable metal ores.

* HumansByAnyOtherName: Called "peons" in this game.

* UnnecessaryCombatRoll: The player character does a somersault whenever they double jump, which is most of the time.

* ElementalCrafting: very much an integral part of the game. In the early game, you'll only have access to wooden tools and weapons, but you can quickly upgrade to stone, bone, then increasingly valuable metal ores.

* ElementalCrafting: very much a part of the game (in fact the game is named after them

Set in an underground world whose inhabitants have been driven from the surface by an invading [[EldritchAbomination Scourge]], the goal is for the player character to progress through many stages with varying climates (or Biomes). During each stage, the player must fight enemies to gain experience and other materials, chop trees and mine rocks for wood and ore respectively, and use these resources to craft equipment they will need on their journey. Between each stage are towns, in which the player can buy items or fabricate more advanced equipment. More playable races and outfits to wear can be unlocked once certain tasks have been are accomplished.

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* BFS: the zweihander sword. Hits for massive damage but takes forever to actually swing.

* DoubleJump: The player can do this. A wearable item can make this into a triple jump.

* HumansByAnyOtherName: Called “Peons” in this game.
* ItemCrafting: A staple of the gameplay.

* WizardNeedsFoodBadly: The player must eat, to keep the hunger meter up. If the meter is zero, the player will slowly lose HP.

''Magicite'' is a Platform Roguelike indie game. Created by Sean Young, it was pick up and released in {{Steam}}.

The goal is for the player to beat each stage, by making it to the other side. During the stage, the player can fight enemies, either to level up or collect items or money, and chop trees or mine rocks for wood or ore. Between each stage are towns, that the player can buy items or craft equipment. There’s also a crafting system, that can be used to craft more items or tools. More races to play and outfits to wear are unlock, when certain achievements are accomplished.

* BeneathTheEarth: The whole setting of the game.
* DoubleJump: The player can do this.
* HealingPotion: The HP Potion.

* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: Townsfolks can be attacked, and leave money when killed.