Fit check
Is Realms of Magic worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Fantasy RPG players who want combat and non-combat professions in the same game
- Players who prefer open-world exploration with quests, dungeons, and character building
- Players who want to divide time between adventuring, crafting, farming, and house construction
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tightly linear adventure may find the open-world structure and many optional activities diffuse
- Players who want a narrowly focused combat RPG may find the 16 professions and building systems distracting
- Players looking for a purely peaceful farming game may not enjoy the monsters, dungeons, and combat
- Players who prefer a different visual style may not want a 2D pixel-art RPG
Our take on Realms of Magic
The defining structure is the choice between dangerous adventuring and a quieter life built around 16 professions, allowing combat, farming, gathering, crafting, and house construction to occupy the same character.
What is Realms of Magic?
Realms of Magic is a 2D action RPG set in the fantasy Old Kingdom.
Players create a character from 9 races and develop one of 7 skill trees while choosing between combat-focused and quieter roles. The game combines quests, exploration, monsters, dungeons, spells, weapons, traps, and loot with resource gathering, crafting, farming, cooking, mining, and house or farm construction. Sixteen professions support different approaches, including alchemy, tailoring, and lumberjacking. Players can meet communities, discover written lore, and pursue combinations of abilities such as fire and ice magic or necromancy. The open-world structure presents villages, graveyards, dungeons, and other fantasy locations in a pixel-art setting.
How Realms of Magic plays
- 01Flexible character development
- Nine playable races and seven skill trees support different combat styles and character builds.
- 02Sixteen professions
- Activities include farming, alchemy, tailoring, mining, cooking, and lumberjacking.
- 03Combat and exploration
- The Old Kingdom contains quests, dungeons, monsters, spells, weapons, traps, and loot.
- 04Building and crafting
- Resources can be used for equipment, a house, a farm, and other crafted goods.
- 05Fantasy lore
- Books, communities, characters, and a written history add narrative material across the world.
Realms of Magic compared to similar games
Realms of Magic combines open-world action RPG combat with 16 professions, farming, crafting, and house construction. Ghost of a Tale centers on a mouse protagonist, stealth, disguises, conversations, and exploration, while Vagante presents a darker monster-filled adventure focused on questing for fame, riches, and power.
Realms of Magic: platforms & release
Is Realms of Magic worth it?
It is worth it if: fantasy RPG players who want combat and non-combat professions in the same game. Skip it if: players seeking a tightly linear adventure may find the open-world structure and many optional activities diffuse.
Where can I download Realms of Magic?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Realms of Magic's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Realms of Magic on?
Windows only.
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