$14.99MageQuit Wizard duels with growing beards
MageQuit is a wizard brawler for up to 10 mages online or locally, where every kill grows your beard and the longest beard after 9 rounds wins.
Is MageQuit worth it?
MageQuit is worth it if…
- you like fast party rounds with co-op friends
- you like drafting builds then testing them in chaotic fights
- you like colorful brawlers that are easy to learn and hard to master
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Draft spells, grow a beard
Each match runs 9 rounds, and kills are measured in facial hair. You pick from 70 spells before the fighting starts, so your loadout is a small bet on how the round will go. Then you steer those shots mid-flight with spell curving, which turns a near miss into a problem for someone else. Simple to start, with enough spell combinations to keep co-op friends arguing about picks between rounds.
Ten wizards in one lobby
This is built for a crowd. You can play offline with up to 10 on one setup, take a premade party of up to 10 online, or queue for quickplay solo or with up to 5. Anonymous skill-based or custom matchmaking, plus a training arena for learning the timing, keeps sessions social and straightforward. Bring controllers, pick teams, and let the beard contest sort out the bragging rights.
Good to know?
How do matches handle different group sizes?
Custom bots can fill lobbies online or offline, which helps when your group is short a few mages or wants to practice before facing real opponents.
What are the official tournaments?
The developers run semi-monthly tournaments cast on their Twitch channel. Finalists receive game keys and winners receive in-game rewards, and all experience levels are welcome to sign up in-game.
