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Runic

The grim age of ignorance has fallen over the people again. The Dark Wizards have taken advantage and have enslaved you and your people within the Four Walls. It's up to you, the follower of a jester and a sorceress, to bring freedom to the people again. Bust through 100 magical levels and battle the four Dark Wizards as you mix up potions and unleash spells to get out! Don't let the wizards prevail! Start your Runic quest today!

Free Trial - 7.71 MB

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$6.99

by - Codeturbine

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bigpixels' Review - September 28, 2007 - View all my reviews (97)

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Feature-rich Evil Brick Busting Fun

From the get-go, Runic lets you know that its designers have made some great decisions. It's all about magic, as you pick up potions of different colors and mix them on the fly (via the spacebar) to define which spell will be unleashed when you hit the right mouse button.

You game is automatically saved after each round, after which you enter a shoppe to buy more potions. More smart design decisions includes color-coding positive and negative powerups, no more "oops, I just shrunk my paddle", which is a welcome and logical addition. More amazing design? How about being able to continue play even after the round is done to pick up any coins or jewels that weren't part of the mandatories to finish the level. Nicely done

The absence of any kind of soundtrack is quite bizarre, but doesn't take that much away from the game altogether. Also, continuing from a previously saved game will re-enable tutorials upon first-powerup-pickup.

Definitely Fairy Treasure's evil brother, it also includes the feature of and ally in the form of a cupie doll, and getting rid of bricks as time goes by via some automagically launched missiles instead of fairies.

The thing is.. I got 39 levels in, and no boss characters.. perhaps the only evil dwelling here is the repetition.

This review has an average score of 4.4 - Based on 12 ratings
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corinaghiur's Review - September 28, 2006

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Great Game

This game is awesome ! The gameplay and the graphics make this game addictive. I recommend it to everyone !

This review has an average score of 3.2 - Based on 15 ratings
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vincentzoesposito's Review - September 29, 2006

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AWESOME !!!

I am amazed by the amount of new things that this game brings into the scene of brick-busting games. The potions, the magic shop and the bosses are all new things that I've never seen before in this genre of games. This is a really great game ! Good job !

This review has an average score of 3.1 - Based on 8 ratings
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System Requirements:

OS: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Me Memory: 128 MB DirectX: 9.0c or later CPU: P700 Video: 3D Video Card

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