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Is Celestial Force: Magical Mayhem worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Beat-'em-up fans who want a magical-girl setting
- Pairs looking for local cooperative action
- Players who prefer compact combat games with boss fights
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a large game may find the two-level structure limited in scope
- Those looking for a broad range of characters, levels, and bosses may find the available content narrow
- Players seeking online multiplayer will not find it in the listed co-op mode
Our take on Celestial Force: Magical Mayhem
The focused beat-'em-up format keeps the playable cast, stages, and enemy roster compact. That supports direct combat and local co-op, but gives up the broader exploration and variety found in larger action games.
What is Celestial Force: Magical Mayhem?
Fight an alien invasion in a beat-'em-up featuring two playable magical girls, Violetta and Atsuko.
Each character has a distinct combat style and elemental-adjacent powers. The game includes single-player and local co-op play, two complete levels with their own bosses, eight different enemies represented by three unique models, and two bosses with unique models, animations, and effects. Events can produce different results, while hand-drawn comics present the story from each girl's viewpoint. Players battle through the city to free it from the aliens' influence. Steam Achievements are also included.
How Celestial Force: Magical Mayhem plays
- 01Local Co-op
- A second player can join the game alongside the single-player mode.
- 02Playable Characters
- Violetta and Atsuko use separate combat styles and provide different story viewpoints.
- 03Boss Encounters
- The two included levels each feature a boss with distinct animations and effects.
- 04Branching Events
- Several events can resolve with different outcomes during the game.
- 05Story Comics
- Hand-drawn comics present parts of the narrative from both girls' perspectives.
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Celestial Force: Magical Mayhem: platforms & release
Is Celestial Force: Magical Mayhem worth it?
It is worth it if: beat-'em-up fans who want a magical-girl setting. Skip it if: players seeking a large game may find the two-level structure limited in scope.
Where can I download Celestial Force: Magical Mayhem?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Celestial Force: Magical Mayhem's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Celestial Force: Magical Mayhem on?
Windows only.
