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The “Mage Arena” is a unique, voice-activated game that simulates the role of a battlemage. Instead of typing, you verbally summon spells. It’s a blend of magical fantasy and unintended humor. However, shouting “Fireball!” into your microphone can be entertaining, but things become truly exciting when you start unlocking new spells such as Dark Blast, Blink, or Divine Light.

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This game, Mage Arena, isn’t a meticulous analysis of mechanics or a serious power-playing guide. Instead, it’s chaotic, whimsical, and surprisingly intelligent. The rules aren’t heavily emphasized, and you cast spells by speaking aloud. So if you’ve ever exclaimed “fireball” into your microphone without any response, consider this your invitation – you’re not alone in the club.

Here is his character description, via SNK:

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