$9.99Chant Wizard
A real-time card battler where you cast every spell by chanting it out loud. Pick cards from five schools of magic, out-talk your rival in 1v1 or 2v2 duels, and interrupt their chant before they finish yours. Fast, loud, and best with friends.
Is Chant Wizard worth it?
Chant Wizard is worth it if…
- you like fast, competitive card battles with real-time pressure
- you want to play something loud and silly with friends
- you like mixing deck strategy with quick timing and nerve
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Chant to cast, faster to win
There are no turns here. You draw spell cards, read the chant, and say it aloud into your mic — whoever finishes first gets the spell off. Speak clearly and you land stronger versions that hit harder or protect better. Hesitate and your rival can talk right over you and break the cast. You will go from shy mumbling to shouting at full speed when the match is on the line.
Five schools and loud duels
Each match pulls from your deck across Fire, Water, Dark, Light, and Spirit, with chaining the same school giving you an edge. Fire hits hard, Light guards you, Dark gets nasty, and one copying trick lets you turn an enemy's own spell back on them. Duels are short, around a minute, and run as 1v1 matchmaking or 2v2 with friends. Outside the fight you can high-five, play rock-paper-scissors, or listen to your opponent chanting if they let you.
How does the voice casting work?
Can you play it solo?
The core is online 1v1 matchmaking and 2v2 rooms with friends, plus a short story prologue that teaches the flow of a duel. If you want a long solo campaign, this is built around live opponents.
Do you need to be a good speaker to win?
Speed matters, but so does quality. Clear chants land as stronger casts with better damage or effects, while rushed ones come out weak. Pick cards with chants you can actually say under pressure, and chain the same school when you can.
What do you do between spells?
You watch the cinematic spell effects land, pick your next card, and keep talking. Matches move fast with no waiting for turns, so you are always either chanting, choosing, or trying not to get interrupted.
