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The Wizards Who Fell In A Hole

90% positive of 11 Steam reviews

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Released
2016
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by Battenberg Software.

About the game

The Wizards Who Fell In A Hole is a one- or two-player platform game in which each player controls a wizard who can jump and shoot at a variety of monsters, with the aim being to kill all monsters on a level before progressing.

Tagged by players

  • Adventure
  • Casual
  • Action

What players say

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What players say

  • Recommended
    I love this game! This reboot is harder, but it's still a joy to play. The opening sequence is what gets me the most. I didn't think anyone could be more nonobservant than me, but these guys are so cutely clueless when it comes to watching where they're going.

    4.1 h played when written. 1 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    The Wizards Who Fell In A Hole is a compact, old-school action platformer that proudly embraces simplicity, arcade sensibilities, and lighthearted fantasy. Developed and published by Battenberg Software, the game opens with a deliberately absurd premise: two powerful wizards, distracted and overconfident, fail to notice a massive hole in the ground and plunge into a monster-infested cavern. From that moment on, the…

    12 h played when written. 0 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    This game is so bad, it makes ET for Atari 2600 seem brilliant. It will drain intelligence from your brain if you even look at it.

    7 min played when written. 1 found it helpful.

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