Magic and Machines

Magic and Machines

A retro fantasy turn-based RPG

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Version History of Magic and Machines

1.1.2

July 24, 2023

Small fix for dialog bug from a player's review. Misleading dialog when entering Reaper's Castle

1.1.1

June 30, 2023

Small update from a player who reached level 100! Fixed bug when you reach level 100 Fixed a few typos and dialog issues Fixed wrong music tracks in Mountain areas

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1.1

April 11, 2023

New music, sound effects, and bug fixes.

1.0

March 22, 2023

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Description of Magic and Machines

Journey into the world of Magic and Machines with six unique party members on a quest to uncover the mystery behind a decaying world. Discover new areas, find the legendary items, solve puzzles to unlock secret buffs, and master the turn-based battle system with its Overload mechanic. It's perfect for players who grew up with turn-based RPGs and are looking for a new adventure, and also accessible for new players as it doesn’t take itself too seriously. Inspired by games such as Chrono Trigger, Golden Sun, and Octopath Traveler, the game is a nod to those influences of the past and present. The game simplifies many RPG elements such as progression or equipment setups. There’s enough mechanics so players will strategize but not enough that they’ll need to reference a wiki to optimize. It’s also quite easy to pick up and put down and is perfect in short bursts or a longer sit down. "I wanted to create a game that would appeal to fans of nostalgic turn-based RPGs that may have busy lives, but also could be picked up by someone who's new to the genre.” Story In a small quiet town a little accident leads to a dramatic chain of events. Years later, monsters run rampant, the world is slowly eroding, and the Sacred Stones are disappearing one by one. Initially, two childhood friends journey out of their small town to find a missing colony, but they uncover an even larger crisis as they cross paths with a colorful cast of characters. Form your party of three from six characters, explore and discover secrets, uncover hidden bosses and their legendary items, and use strategy to defeat your foes. Combat Turn-based battle system with an Overload mechanic. This mechanic lets you supercharge a move after you've used it twice. It can make attacks stronger, effects last a turn longer, and heals surpass your max health. Sometimes you may want to save it and sometimes you may want to use it right away. Explore Some characters can alter the terrain of the world with their elemental abilities. Use their powers to find new areas and solve puzzles. You never know what you'll find! Party Blaer - Fire adept that's good all around. Zmrzlina - Ice mage with strong magic. Alda - Water mage with the best heals. Toka - Earth adept that bolsters defenses. Mphepo - Air adept that's the fastest. Dian - Plasma mage that's an offensive powerhouse.
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Magic and Machines: FAQ

Is Magic and Machines iPad-compatible?

The Magic and Machines software is compatible with iPad devices.

Who created the app?

Little Bear Studios LLC developed the Magic and Machines app.

What is the minimum iOS version to run Magic and Machines?

The minimum required iOS version for the app to work is 12.0 or higher.

What is the overall app rating of Magic and Machines?

4.5: The Magic and Machines app gets a lot of positive feedback.

What genre of app is Magic and Machines?

The App Category Of The Magic And Machines App Is Games.

What is the recent version of the Magic and Machines app?

1.1.2 is the newly released Magic and Machines version.

What is the update date for Magic and Machines?

Magic and Machines released its latest update on October 1, 2024.

When was the app initially released?

Magic and Machines was initially released on August 11, 2023.

What's the content advisory rating of the Magic and Machines app?

Little Bear Studios LLC: The Magic and Machines app is appropriate for the age of 12 and above.

What languages is Magic and Machines available in?

Currently, the Magic and Machines app supports the following languages: English.

Can I access Magic and Machines via Apple Arcade's subscription service?

No, Magic and Machines is not on Apple Arcade.

Is Magic and Machines equipped with in-app purchases?

No, Magic and Machines does not feature in-app purchases for users.

Does Magic and Machines offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro?

No, Magic and Machines does not offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Does Magic and Machines include ads as part of its experience?

No, Magic and Machines does not include ads as part of its experience.

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  • Love game but hopelessly stuck

    I really loved this game. Brings back all the memories of early Nintendo games like Final Fantasy and Dragon Warrior. Sadly I made it to Reapers Castle in Act 5 and find myself stuck and without a clue as what to do. I would love to finish the game but after finding no help online, my journey has come to an end. I still give the game 5 stars and hope in the future other gamers will share clues about going forward.
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    Developer Response

    Update: I'm glad we got to connect and I hope you enjoyed the final boss! Hi Budbeagle sorry for the delay here! I'm sorry you're stuck, I apologize for this and you aren't the first person - I wanted mimic those classic RPGs like you mentioned but understand that modern games have more quest management and it can lead to a bad experience. Are you unable to get into the castle? If so you need to get a piece of Ocean Jasper from the Monster Caves (there's a hole right where the Water Tribe Chief was when you were clearing the town). If instead you're stuck IN the castle there are 4 orbs you need to activate. If you want some more details please email me at support@littlebear.studio and more than happy to figure out exactly where you're stuck! I appreciate the review and congrats on getting to the end game!
  • Can’t recommend this

    This game would be good, but it has the most annoying movement mechanism of any mobile game I’ve played. Whether set to fixed or floating, the joystick is awkward and does not cooperate, distracting you from the game constantly. 2nd, the developer should not put dead ends with no reasonable resolution into the game. At the reaper castle, when I try to enter, the front door tells me “you may enter” but does not open. I have looked everywhere for secret openings, hidden clues, talked to npcs, etc. Cannot find any way to open the door, so I can’t continue the game. Waste of money. At least it was only a couple bucks.
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    Developer Response

    Update: Hello again, the latest version 1.1.2 has fixed the dialog bug you've discovered! Hi! Thanks so much for playing my game and taking time to review it. It looks like you've found a bug, I put the wrong dialog there and am pushing a build now to fix that. In the meantime you can still progress - go back to the Monster Caves south of the Water Tribe to find a piece of Ocean Jasper. Once you have that you can enter the castle. Congrats on almost finishing the game! As for the movement controls please reach out to me at support@littlebear.studio. I'd like to better understand what's not working for you, I used a standard movement joystick in most mobile games would like to know what you'd prefer.
  • An homage to the rpg greats

    Imagine that the year is 1995, your just got the new Earthbound rpg for your SNES, you open the box and you are overwhelmed by the crisp fresh smell of your new plastic cartridge. This game really takes you back to a time where you were excited to open a new game and see what it had in store for you. Magic and machines has buttery smooth controls where your hero glides aimlessly across terrain, like when you’ve just finished shoveling your tenth fistful of popcorn into your mouth and you attempt to continue to your next eppy on Netflix using your chrome cast remote but your fingers just slide across the buttons. The combat mechanics are fun and just the right amount of challenging. I highly recommend this game to anyone who is a fan of old school rpgs.
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