Sorcery School

Pretty Simple

In-app purchases

About this game

Step into the enchanted hallways of the Owl School of Magic, where spellbinding puzzles and magical adventures await!

As the school's newest aspiring Witch or Wizard, you'll embark on a journey to master powerful spells, duel with monstrous invaders, and uncover the secrets that the ancient corridors hold.

Features:

- Dive deep into a captivating storyline, led by the wise headmaster, Horatio Hawthorne.
- Challenge your mind with solitaire card-based puzzles, infused with magical twists!
- Train, trade, and collect cards to amplify your powers.
- Team up with fellow students, harness your wand's potential, and protect the school from looming dangers.
- Discover and harness your unique magical abilities as you progress.

Sorcery School promises a bewitching experience for all!

Enroll now and define your destiny in a world where magic reigns supreme.

Ratings and reviews

As others have stated, this game is fun in the beginning and then progresses to near impossible levels as you advance. Even with the "recommended" artifacts and spells, you often play the same battle numerous times to defeat the level. The game is definitely "pay to play" at this point because the rewards do not begin to cover the cost of upgrades.

It's a very cool concept. One thing I find a bit annoying is when you are farming for things needed to upgrade your cards, it costs so much energy. EDIT: After playing for a couple months, this game does have a lot of potential and I do understand the grind a bit. I do think it's a little too grindy to get the drops you need to upgrade your artifacts but other than that, this game is cool. I would love to see a multi-player feature in the future like clubs or teams. Or maybe trade stickers.

I really like this game, but the balancing issue tests my desire to keep playing. I'm fine with the monsters' damage scaling with your level, as that keeps up the challenge, but I shouldn't break into a cold sweat every time I tap on a 3 star battle. The "free to play, pay to win" model rarely works on games like this. I think "free to play, pay to be impatient" would work better. Maybe focus on in-app purchases for gold or chests with random monster drops?

What's new

- New design for some pop-ups
- Fix a bug regarding missing magic exams and map chests
- Fix a bug regarding some friends disappearing