ArcMages
Coming soon
About the game
Choose your spellbook and blast your rivals off the map in turn-based online artillery battles. Hurl fireballs, call down meteors, summon dragons, and carve the destructible battlefield into fortresses or craters. One turn, one spell, one perfect shot.
Original Steam description
Turn-based magical artillery, online.
ArcMages is a 2D artillery battler where every shot is a spell. Take turns with your rivals, line up your aim, and unleash destruction. Then watch the terrain crumble, burn and collapse beneath them.
Four spellbooks (and more coming soon), nearly 50 spells
- Arcane: Arcane Arrows, Rune Shields and Portals. Raise an Arcane Tower or unleash a swarm of Imps.
- Flames: Fireballs, Lava Bombs, Napalm Spray, Molten Rain. Erupt a Volcano or summon an Infernal Dragon.
- Stone: Hurl Boulders and Meteors, shake the ground with Earth Quake, and carve a Stone Stronghold to hide in.
- Storms: Bouncing Lightning, Hurricanes and Thunder Storms. Ride a Flight Cloud or summon a Lightning Dragon.
The battlefield is a weapon
The terrain is fully destructible. Blast tunnels, drop your enemies into the abyss, collapse the ground they're standing on, or build your own cover with walls, slabs and towers. No two matches end on the same map they started on.
More than just damage
Shields, summons, mobility spells and fortifications mean every turn is a choice. Will you play it safe or go for the shot that ends the match?
Play with friends or rivals
- Create your own rooms, public or password-protected, and invite your friends.
- Customize your mage's look.
- Track your wins and stats across every match.
Your Steam account is your ArcMages account
Launch the game and you're in. Already playing outside Steam? Link your existing account once and keep your progress.
Requires an internet connection.
Demo and release information
No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.
Steam demo, playtest and Early Access: what is the difference?
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