Fit check
Is Masters of Anima worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy fantasy adventures with quick tactical decisions
- Strategy fans who want to command large groups of Guardians
- Players seeking an action game with both controller and keyboard-and-mouse support
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who prefer slow, deliberative battles may find the quick decision-making demanding
- Players seeking a narrowly focused single-character action game may not want to manage Guardian armies
- Players looking for a game without a story-led fantasy setting may prefer a different structure
Our take on Masters of Anima
Commanding up to 100 Guardians creates room for varied tactics, but it also adds management demands during fast battles. The design gives army control priority over a simpler combat format centered only on Otto.
What is Masters of Anima?
Masters of Anima follows Otto, an apprentice seeking the rank of Master while trying to rescue his betrothed Ana from Zahr and his Golems.
Set in the magical world of Spark, the game combines adventure with action-focused strategic battles that require quick tactical decisions. Players summon and control armies of up to 100 Guardians. New Guardian types become available during the journey, each with distinct abilities for exploring the world and fighting formidable bosses. Otto and his Guardians can acquire additional powers as the adventure progresses. The game supports controller play as well as keyboard and mouse.
How Masters of Anima plays
- 01Guardian Armies
- Armies can contain as many as 100 summoned Guardians.
- 02Distinct Guardian Abilities
- New Guardian types provide different capabilities for exploration and combat.
- 03Power Progression
- Otto and his Guardians gain additional powers during the adventure.
- 04Boss Battles
- Tactical decisions and Guardian abilities are used against formidable bosses.
- 05Control Options
- The game supports controllers, keyboards, and mice.
Masters of Anima compared to similar games
Dungeon Defenders: Awakened combines action RPG combat with cooperative tower defense, loot, leveling, pets, and character customization. Masters of Anima instead focuses on a magical adventure with rapid tactical decisions, Guardian armies of up to 100 units, exploration abilities, and boss encounters.
Masters of Anima: platforms & release
Is Masters of Anima worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy fantasy adventures with quick tactical decisions. Skip it if: players who prefer slow, deliberative battles may find the quick decision-making demanding.
Where can I download Masters of Anima?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Masters of Anima's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Masters of Anima on?
Windows only.
