WordMage Chronicles
The magic of irregular verbs
Your mentor was dragged into the Darkness. Every spell you know is an English verb: remember went and gone, and the fire flies.
Coming to Windows, Android and iPhone
In the game, every card in your hand carries a verb. Pick the past form, then the participle. Get both right and the spell hits at full power.
Both forms right: the pane of your lantern lights up. One right: half the light. These are the five words of the first place on your journey, the Flooded Reach.
All screenshots are taken from the game itself.
Open your hand and choose a card: Meteor, Ice Storm, Light Beam and more. The card shows a verb; you pick its two other forms. A full answer casts at full strength, a half answer casts weaker, a miss lets the spell fizzle. Your staff keeps firing small sparks on its own, so the fight never stops while you think.
Each place ends behind a gate that opens only when you write the forms yourself. Behind it waits a boss with its own trick: Silt has to be lured onto rotten boards, the Mute silences your hand until you speak a word into its dome. They use only the words of their place, so a win means you know them.
Every word you learn earns knowledge crystals. Spend them on new spells: more than twenty across fire, ice and light, from a healing firefly to a dash of flame. Build a hand of five and change it before each journey.
Each verb has four levels of knowledge. Right answers move it up; mistakes bring it back for practice, and nothing you have earned is taken away. Two hundred irregular verbs in five levels, from A1 to C1, or your own list of words.
Gasnyk, a former student who went to the Tower for power and came back with the Darkness, took your mentor on the day of your initiation. He is breaking the ten seals of the Old Road with your mentor's light. Follow him seal by seal, learn the five words from each note your mentor leaves behind, and close every gate he opened.
Scroll sideways to follow the road.
Explore at your own pace, or turn on Horde and darkness: endless packs at your heels and a wall of shadow behind you, from ×1 to ×3.
Start at A1 with be, have and go, or jump to C1. Change the level any time, or type in the verbs your class is learning.
Click to open your hand on PC; on a phone, a ring of spell buttons sits under your thumb and the answers bloom around it.
Play in English, Ukrainian, German, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Italian, Polish, Turkish, Chinese, Japanese or Korean.
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