Review: Mages of Mystralia (Nintendo Switch)

Mages of Mystralia for Nintendo switch launched on January 29, 2019 in eShop is a game full of love and with a fun gameplay.

In the land of Mystralia, our central protagonist Zia discovers that she possesses the talents to become a magician, long believed to have come from the rarest of bloodlines. After accidentally using his powers and leaving his town in confusion, he goes into exile and travels to a shrine for wizards to learn the arts of sorcery. Her task is to prevent the war between a massive army of trolls and the Kingdom of Mistralia from destroying the earth - and all who reside on it - but as she learns more about her fate as a magician, Zia discovers that something much more sinister It could be sowing the seeds of conflict for its own ends.

Features

• Platforms: Multiplatform
• Publisher: Borealis Games
• Players - A player

Gameplay

As you would expect in a high fantasy adventure, you will explore an interconnected land filled with monsters and dungeons while collecting resources and new items for your quest and stopping the looming threat. The plot at Mages of Mystralia is in the foreground. Written by Ed Greenwood, creator of Dungeons & Dragons' Forgotten Realms campaign, the author's pedigree is evident in the tantalizing world tradition that represents the struggle to live the life of a wizard and the persecution they face for their gifts. But while Mages of Mystralia maintains its stable world build, it is unable to keep up with it all, resulting in an ending that leaves too much on the table and with little benefit.

Recorders

The game looks especially nice and you can tell that it was made by a small studio and it moves smoothly at all times playing on a Nintendo Switch both on a laptop and on the dock.

Mages of Mystralia is an entertaining adventure