RPGFit check
Is Magic Research 2 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Incremental RPG players who want long-term progression through spells, items, and permanent bonuses
- Players who enjoy configuring semi-automated wizard teams rather than controlling every action
- RPG players seeking secret-driven exploration with more than 120 storylines and multiple possible endings
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want direct, moment-to-moment control instead of semi-automated combat and wizard actions
- Players who dislike repeated restarts, since retirement bonuses make replaying earlier content part of progression
- Players seeking a short campaign rather than more than 60 hours of gameplay
- Players looking for a non-RPG experience without spell research, crafting, or boss encounters
Our take on Magic Research 2
The bounce point is the restart loop: progress eventually asks players to retire and revisit earlier content for bonuses. Anyone expecting a single uninterrupted climb may lose interest when repeating familiar sections becomes part of preparing for later challenges.
What is Magic Research 2?
Magic Research 2 is an incremental RPG about a rookie wizard seeking to find or create the Philosopher’s Stone.
Progress involves learning more than 120 spells, studying distinct magical elements, and transmuting over 250 items for different equipment combinations. A team of wizards can cast spells and handle transmutation, enabling semi-automated play. Combat spans dozens of areas and includes more than 40 bosses, with decisions about spells, elements, and equipment shaping each encounter. More than 120 storylines reveal secrets, grant permanent bonuses, alter game rules, or open new features. Retirement bonuses allow repeated starts with faster progress. The game includes over 60 hours of gameplay and a clear ending, with the possibility of more than one ending.
How Magic Research 2 plays
- 01Spell-based progression
- More than 120 spells cover resource creation, self-improvement, attacks, and other forms of magical progress.
- 02Elemental research
- Fire can increase attack strength while Water can improve Mana regeneration, with each Element offering a different use.
- 03Item transmutation
- Over 250 craftable items can be combined into equipment setups suited to different builds.
- 04Wizard automation
- A team of Wizards can cast spells and transmute items without direct control of every action.
- 05Boss-focused combat
- Semi-automated battles take place across dozens of areas and include over 40 unique bosses.
- 06Retirement bonuses
- Restarting grants bonuses that shorten the time needed to revisit earlier content and prepare for later challenges.
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Magic Research 2: platforms & release
Is Magic Research 2 worth it?
It is worth it if: incremental RPG players who want long-term progression through spells, items, and permanent bonuses. Skip it if: players who want direct, moment-to-moment control instead of semi-automated combat and wizard actions.
Where can I download Magic Research 2?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Magic Research 2's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Magic Research 2 on?
Windows only.
