Despite its availability on Steam Early Access, I’ve been hesitant to jump into the world of Wizard of Legend 2. The issue with Steam early access is that often, any less-than-stellar title or blemish in a game will tend to stick out like a sore thumb, particularly for a follow-up to a well-received title like the original Wizard of Legend.
Thankfully, the roughly 5 hours or so I’ve spent with Wizard of Legend 2 left me feeling optimistic about its future, and I will be sure to return to the game sometime down the line. For the uninitiated, like the first game, Wizard of Legend 2 is a roguelike action title with a focus on 4-player co-op.
For my first time with the game, however, I managed to play the game with one other friend, so I won’t be able to comment on how the game handles scaling when more than two players are concerned. What I got to play during my time with Wizard of Legend 2 was a fun challenge that was in line with the first game in terms of... Read more