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Is Magic Trick worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Skateboarding fans who want magic woven into trick performance
- Casual adventure players who prefer exploring a whimsical town and meeting its residents
- Players who enjoy quests built around skating activities, races, rescues, and collectibles
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a combat-focused game may find the skating, exploration, resident quests, and social encounters do not match their preferred gameplay.
- Players looking for a game centered on complex systems beyond skating tricks, magical movement, exploration, and town activities may find its scope narrow.
- Players uninterested in learning skateboarding tricks may struggle when magical actions depend on skating combos.
Our take on Magic Trick
The bounce point arrives at the skate park: players who do not enjoy learning and chaining skating tricks may have difficulty reaching the magical movement options. The same system is the gateway to speed, ramps, and flight, so avoiding trick practice limits access to the game's central interactions.
What is Magic Trick?
Play as WizKid, a new resident of Sunset Isles who combines skateboarding tricks with magic.
Practice moves from ollies to backflips, then use skating abilities to travel through a whimsical town filled with ramps and grind rails. Magic can increase skating speed, create ramps, and carry WizKid into the sky. Exploration leads to activities such as helping a cat in a tree, racing a rabbit, and finding collectible cards with painterly dogs. Townsfolk offer quests and companionship as WizKid meets neighbors across the islands. The adventure begins at the skate park and ends with a return home to the suburbs after a day of skating, exploration, and social encounters.
How Magic Trick plays
- 01Trick-based magic
- Skateboarding moves, including ollies and backflips, activate magical abilities such as super speed, conjured ramps, and flight.
- 02Explorable town
- Sunset Isles contains ramps, grind rails, neighborhoods, and spaces to explore during WizKid's adventure.
- 03Resident quests
- Activities include rescuing a cat, racing a rabbit, and collecting cards with painterly dogs.
- 04Town relationships
- WizKid meets local residents who provide quests and companionship.
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Magic Trick: platforms & release
Is Magic Trick worth it?
It is worth it if: skateboarding fans who want magic woven into trick performance. Skip it if: players seeking a combat-focused game may find the skating, exploration, resident quests, and social encounters do not match their preferred gameplay.
Where can I download Magic Trick?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Magic Trick's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Magic Trick on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
