Ritual: Sorcerer Angel 9+

Name: Ritual: Sorcerer Angel
Rating: 3.5 (54 reviews)
Author: David Peroutka

Spell-casting arcade

David Peroutka

Designed for iPad

- 3.5 • 54 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Equip your sorcerer with powerful combinations of Spells and Skills and blaze through hordes of monsters in a unique spell-casting arcade.

◉ Use dagger and magic to kill monsters with creative combos!
◉ Discover hundreds of magic Skills and Spells
◉ New Game Plus, repeatable levels and trillions of possible builds for endless replayability
◉ Running at 60 fps for smoother animations and reduced input lag

Mar 6, 2021

Version 2.1.6

New settings for control sensitivity

3.5 out of 5

54 Ratings

Stage won’t work

The stage outer crust does not spawn all monsters, the furthest I can get is the barfing guys before the monsters stop coming. Game is good other than that.

Would be a good game but the controls ruin it.

The game uses a really odd control wheel that just doesn’t work well. It feels like you can’t actually choose the direction you want to go, as trying to move is so incredibly odd and more often just assigns a near random direction. This makes the game just feel frustrating as your character slams into an enemy (and instantly dies) because the controls just barely work.

It doesn’t even show you what orientation your thumb stick style control is, so it just becomes awful.

It could easily be 4-5 stars if the control was better, but it just isn’t.

Outer Crust still broken after 2 years- can’t progress past 1/3 of the game

It’s been two years since the last update and the Outer Crust level is still broken. I’ve bought all your in app purchases to support you and yet due to this bug, no one can progress past 1/3 into your game. It’s INSANE that you’re not willing to spend an afternoon to fix a simple bug that is crippling an otherwise gorgeous work of art. I get you're probably not making games anymore, but it’s frankly DISGUSTING that you’re willing to screw over players who have sunk their money into this game over such a simple bugfix.

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