Sometimes I wonder why I keep playing. Cast A Spell feels like that weird game you pick up when you need a break. The controls are quirky. The magic effects are kinda cool, but the whole thing gets repetitive fast.
The gameplay is simple but tricky. You cast spells with limited resources, and the physics are pretty wonky. It’s neat how each spell has its own quirks, but sometimes it feels like the game is fighting you. Relearning basic stuff is annoying but necessary to progress.
Most people stick with the simple spells, but experimenting with different combinations can be addictive. Some loads are good for quick kills, others for defense. There’s no perfect setup, just what works best for your style, which makes the game less frustrating.
If you want to level up quick, focus on sharpening one spell instead of spreading out. Also, dodging at just the right moment saves a lot of health. Trust me, hiding behind obstacles sometimes is smarter than fighting head-on. Found that out the hard way.
The story is pretty straightforward. You cast spells to beat different enemies and bosses. Sometimes, the game glitches or bugs out, but the ending is a letdown. It feels like all the effort was kind of pointless in the end, which is honestly pretty disappointing.
