Magic Market World

Place your spells in a strategic position!

Plan ahead for the next beat!

Destroy your opponents payout and secure double pay day for yourself!

HARD TO LEARN - HARD TO MASTER

Magic Market World combines rhythmic elements with PvP and strategy! The rounds are short, but tough. You play as two wizards who are in constant competition to earn the most money - AND you have to do it ON BEAT.

But we will give you a little head start. Read this and you will know everything you need to win!

FIRST

Get into the rhythm!

SECOND

You play as the orange or purple cursor. Figure out which one you are. And then start placing spells on beat! The better you place them, the longer they last.

THIRD

Place your spells in front of the villagers! If they step on it, they get the wish to buy your product. After 5 wishes, the poor little things get overwhelmed! Help them by clicking on them and selling your products. You will get coins for each wish in your color.

STAY AHEAD OF YOUR COMPETITION!

In the next round, your expenses will rise and you will lose coins every 4 beats. So make sure you don't go bankrupt!

Whoever is out of money first loses!

It sounds complicated until it's not. Promise;)

A Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg production

Mareike Gabrisch - Game Design, Producer

Dana Kast - Game Design

Alexander Potschekin - Technical Director

Jan-Leon Kromer - Technical Art

Ruth Faminu - Art Director, 3D Lead

Ada Grüter - Art Director, Storyboard Art, Environment Art

Angelina Damm - Art Director, Animation Lead

Jannick Ost - Music Composition, Score Mixer

Dayanera Alipour - Additional Music

Tristan Steinmetz - Sounddesign

Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, home to the Animationsinstitut and the postgraduate programme Atelier Ludwigsburg-Paris, is one of the world's leading film and media universities. On its unique campus, which also houses the neighbouring Academy of Performing Arts, its approximately 500 students receive a broad, interdisciplinary, practice-oriented and industry-relevant education from over 300 experts from the film and media industries. Programmes range from film and animation to interactive media, including games, installations and digital experiences.

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